Chapter 7: Q 7.78 (page 846)
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The factorization ofis
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Watermelon drop A springtime tradition at the University of California San Diego is the Watermelon Drop, where a watermelon is dropped from the seventh story of Urey Hall.
(a) The binomial gives the height of the watermelon t seconds after it is dropped. Factor the greatest common factor from this binomial.
(b) If the watermelon is thrown down with initial velocity 8 feet per second, its height after t seconds is given by the trinomialCompletely factor this trinomial.
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Factor Differences of Squares
In the following exercises, factor.
A rectangular sign has an area of square feet. The length of the sign is one foot more than the width. Find the length and width of the sign.
In the following exercises, factor completely.
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