Chapter 7: Problem 113
Factor each expression. \(u^{2}-12 u+36\)
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Chapter 7: Problem 113
Factor each expression. \(u^{2}-12 u+36\)
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Factor completely. \(75 m^{3}+12 m\)
Factor completely. \(m^{4}-81\)
Sue and Alan are planning to put a 15 foot square swimming pool in their backyard. They will surround the pool with a tiled deck, the same width on all sides. If the width of the deck is \(w\), the total area of the pool and deck is given by the trinomial \(4 w^{2}+60 w+225\). Factor the trinomial.
A fall tradition at the University of California San Diego is the Pumpkin Drop, where a pumpkin is dropped from the eleventh story of Tioga Hall. (a) The binomial \(-16 t^{2}+128\) gives the height of the pumpkin \(t\) seconds after it is dropped. Factor the greatest common factor from this binomial. (b) If the pumpkin is thrown down with initial velocity 32 feet per second, its height after \(t\) seconds is given by the trinomial \(-16 t^{2}-32 t+128\). Completely factor this trinomial.
Factor. \(v^{3}-216\)
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