Problem 1RE: For Exercises 1-4, identify the greatest common factor for each group of terms. 15 a 2 b 4 , 30 a 3... Problem 2RE: For Exercises 1-4, identify the greatest common factor for each group of terms.
2.
Problem 3RE: For Exercises 1-4, identify the greatest common factor for each group of terms.
3.
Problem 4RE: For Exercises 1-4, identify the greatest common factor for each group of terms.
4.
Problem 5RE: For Exercises 5-10, factor out the greatest common factor. 6 x 2 + 2 x 4 − 8 x Problem 6RE: For Exercises 1-4, identify the greatest common factor for each group of terms.
For Exercises 5-10,... Problem 7RE: For Exercises 5-10, factor out the greatest common factor.
7.
Problem 8RE: For Exercises 5-10, factor out the greatest common factor.
8.
Problem 9RE: For Exercises 5-10, factor out the greatest common factor. 3 b ( b + 2 ) − 7 ( b + 2 ) Problem 10RE: For Exercises 5-10, factor out the greatest common factor. 2 ( 5 x + 9 ) + 8 x ( 5 x + 9 ) Problem 11RE: For Exercises 11-14, factor by grouping. 7 w 2 + 14 w + w b + 2 b Problem 12RE: For Exercises 11-14, factor by grouping. b 2 − 2 b + y b − 2 y Problem 13RE: For Exercises 11-14, factor by grouping. 60 y 2 − 45 y − 12 y + 9 Problem 14RE: For Exercises 11-14, factor by grouping.
14.
Problem 15RE: For Exercises 15-24, factor completely.
15.
Problem 16RE: For Exercises 15-24, factor completely.
16.
Problem 17RE: For Exercises 15-24, factor completely. − 6 z + z 2 − 72 Problem 18RE: For Exercises 15-24, factor completely.
18.
Problem 19RE: For Exercises 15-24, factor completely. 3 p 2 w + 36 p w + 60 w Problem 20RE: For Exercises 15-24, factor completely. 2 m 4 + 26 m 3 + 80 m 2 Problem 21RE: For Exercises 15-24, factor completely.
21.
Problem 22RE: For Exercises 15-24, factor completely.
22.
Problem 23RE: For Exercises 15-24, factor completely. a 2 + 12 a b + 11 b 2 Problem 24RE: For Exercises 15-24, factor completely.
24.
Problem 25RE: For Exercises 25-28, assume that represent positive integers.
25. When factoring a polynomial of... Problem 26RE: For Exercises 25-28, assume that represent positive integers.
26. When factoring a polynomial of... Problem 27RE: For Exercises 25-28, assume that represent positive integers.
27. When factoring a polynomial of... Problem 28RE: For Exercises 25-28, assume that represent positive integers.
28. When factoring a polynomial of... Problem 29RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method.
29.
Problem 30RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method.
30.
Problem 31RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method. 10 z 2 + 29 z + 10 Problem 32RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method.
32.
Problem 33RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method.
33.
Problem 34RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method. 5 r 2 − 3 r + 7 Problem 35RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method. 10 w 2 − 60 w − 270 Problem 36RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method. − 3 y 2 + 18 y + 48 Problem 37RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method. 9 c 2 − 30 c d + 25 d 2 Problem 38RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method. x 2 + 12 x + 36 Problem 39RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method.
39.
Problem 40RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method.
40.
Problem 41RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method. v 4 − 2 v 2 − 3 Problem 42RE: For Exercises 29-42, factor each trinomial using the trial-and-error method. x 4 + 7 x 2 + 10 Problem 43RE: For Exercises 43-44, find a pair of integers whose product and sum are given.
43. Product: –5 sum:... Problem 44RE: For Exercises 43-44, find a pair of integers whose product and sum are given. Product: 15sum: –8 Problem 45RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method.
45.
Problem 46RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method. 4 y 2 + 13 y + 3 Problem 47RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method. t 2 + 13 t w + 12 w 2 Problem 48RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method.
48.
Problem 49RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method. w 4 + 7 w 2 + 10 Problem 50RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method.
50.
Problem 51RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method.
51.
Problem 52RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method.
52.
Problem 53RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method. a 3 b − 10 a 2 b 2 + 24 a b 3 Problem 54RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method.
54.
Problem 55RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method. m + 9 m 2 − 2 Problem 56RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method.
56.
Problem 57RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method.
57.
Problem 58RE: For Exercises 45-58, factor each trinomial using the ac-method.
58.
Problem 59RE: For Exercises 59-60, write the formula to factor each binomial, if possible.
59.
Problem 60RE: For Exercises 59-60, write the formula to factor each binomial, if possible. a 2 + b 2 Problem 61RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. a 2 − 49 Problem 62RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. d 2 − 64 Problem 63RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. 100 − 81 t 2 Problem 64RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. 4 − 25 k 2 Problem 65RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. x 2 + 16 Problem 66RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. y 2 + 121 Problem 67RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely.
67.
Problem 68RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. t 2 + 16 t + 64 Problem 69RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. 9 a 2 − 12 a + 4 Problem 70RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. 25 x 2 − 40 x + 16 Problem 71RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. − 3 v 2 − 12 v − 12 Problem 72RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. − 2 x 2 + 20 x − 50 Problem 73RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. 2 c 4 − 18 Problem 74RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely.
74.
Problem 75RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. p 3 + 3 p 2 − 16 p − 48 Problem 76RE: For Exercises 61-76, factor completely. 4 k − 8 − k 3 + 2 k 2 Problem 77RE: For Exercises 77-78, write the formula to factor each binomial, if possible. a 3 + b 2 Problem 78RE: For Exercises 77-78, write the formula to factor each binomial, if possible.
78.
Problem 79RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely. 64 + a 3 Problem 80RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely. 125 − b 3 Problem 81RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely. p 6 + 8 Problem 82RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely.
82.
Problem 83RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely.
83.
Problem 84RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely.
84.
Problem 85RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely. x 3 − 36 x Problem 86RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely.
86.
Problem 87RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely. 8 h 2 + 20 Problem 88RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely.
88.
Problem 89RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely. x 3 + 4 x 2 − x − 4 Problem 90RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely.
90.
Problem 91RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely.
91.
Problem 92RE: For Exercises 79-92, factor completely.
92.
Problem 93RE: For which of the following equations can the zero product rule be applied directly? Explain. ( x − 3... Problem 94RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. ( 4 x − 1 ) ( 3 x + 2 ) = 0 Problem 95RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. ( a − 9 ) ( 2 a − 1 ) = 0 Problem 96RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule.
96.
Problem 97RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. 6 u ( u − 7 ) ( 4 u − 9 ) = 0 Problem 98RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. 7 k 2 − 9 k − 10 = 0 Problem 99RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. 4 h 2 − 23 h − 6 = 0 Problem 100RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule.
100.
Problem 101RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. r 2 = 25 Problem 102RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. 5 v 2 − v = 0 Problem 103RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule.
103.
Problem 104RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. 36 t 2 + 60 t = − 25 Problem 105RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. 9 s 2 + 12 s = − 4 Problem 106RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. 3 ( y 2 + 4 ) = 20 y Problem 107RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. 2 ( p 2 − 66 ) = − 13 p Problem 108RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. 2 y 3 − 18 y 2 = − 28 y Problem 109RE: For Exercises 94-109, solve each equation using the zero product rule. x 3 − 4 x = 0 Problem 110RE Problem 111RE Problem 112RE Problem 113RE Problem 114RE Problem 115RE: The product of two consecutive integers is 44 more than 14 times their sum. Find all such integers. Problem 116RE Problem 1T Problem 2T Problem 3T Problem 4T Problem 5T Problem 6T: Factor the sum of cubes. 8 + t 3 Problem 7T Problem 8T Problem 9T Problem 10T Problem 11T Problem 12T Problem 13T Problem 14T Problem 15T Problem 16T Problem 17T Problem 18T Problem 19T Problem 20T Problem 21T Problem 22T Problem 23T Problem 24T Problem 25T Problem 26T Problem 27T Problem 28T: For Exercises 27-31, solve the equation. x 2 − 7 x = 0 Problem 29T: For Exercises 27-31, solve the equation. x 2 − 6 x = 16 Problem 30T: For Exercises 27-31, solve the equation.
30.
Problem 31T: For Exercises 27-31, solve the equation.
31.
Problem 32T: 32. A tennis court has an area of 312 . If the length is 2 yd more than twice the width, find the... Problem 33T Problem 34T Problem 35T Problem 36T Problem 1CRE Problem 2CRE Problem 3CRE Problem 4CRE Problem 5CRE Problem 6CRE Problem 7CRE Problem 8CRE Problem 9CRE Problem 10CRE Problem 11CRE Problem 12CRE Problem 13CRE Problem 14CRE Problem 15CRE Problem 16CRE Problem 17CRE Problem 18CRE Problem 19CRE Problem 20CRE format_list_bulleted