Chat with AIExam 5: The Greatest Common Factor and Factoring by Grouping
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Factor the polynomial completely; that is, once you are finished factoring, none of the factors you obtain should be factorable. If the polynomial is prime , so indicate. 
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(78) Factor the expression completely. Look first for the greatest common factor. 
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The equation is already in factored form. Use the special zero factor property to set the factors to 0 and solve. 
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?The equation is already in factored form. Use the special zero factor property to set the factors to 0 and solve. 
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(88) Factor the polynomial completely; that is, once you are finished factoring, none of the factors you obtain should be factorable. If the polynomial is prime , so indicate. 
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(84) I have a piece of cardboard that is twice as long as it is wide. If I cut a 3-inch by 3-inch square from each corner and fold up the resulting flaps, I get a box with a volume of 240 cubic inches. What are the dimensions of the cardboard? 
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(66) Factor the expression by taking out the greatest common factor. 
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