ooo AT&T; LTE 1:52 PM Algebra and Trigonometry- Step 1 The first term, x6 or (r3

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ooo AT&T; LTE 1:52 PM Algebra and Trigonometry- Step 1 The first term, x6 or (r3)2, and the last term, 1 or 12, are both positive and perfect squares. The middle term is â2 times the product of r3 and 1 So, the given polynomial is equivalent to )-2-1-x+w Factor the polynomial using the special products formula, x2 a 2ax +a2 = (x a a)2. x6 2x3 + 1 = (x3 1)2 , which is a perfect square Step 2 The factor r3 à 1 is equivalent to 3 a 13, which is the difference of two cubes. So, factor râ 1 using the special products formula x3 a a3 = (x a a)(x2 + ax + 1 x + x1 Therefore, the factored form of the given polynomial is (r â I)2(*2 +x+ 1)2. Chapter R.5 Problem 103AYU

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That symbol is used in the place of a minus sign.. There has to be a negative sign. That's an error probably misprinted.. You make it (-) sign then you can understand the problem... Hope you understood..

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