how do i factor a problem like: 2(x^3)-5 i know how to factor something like (x^2) plus x - 2. the answer would be (x plus 2)(x - 1) so can you guys help. i cant remember the formula for when its to the 3rd power
how do i factor a problem like: 2(x^3)-5 i know how to factor something like (x^2) plus x - 2. the answer would be (x plus 2)(x - 1) so can you guys help. i cant remember the formula for when its to the 3rd power
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z7n2nc7EAo
I would show you but I have to go to sleep, since you need steps theres an online video. Hope I helped.
Hmm you can neither do difference of perfect cubes nor can you do grouping. There aren't any common factors either.
It has a triple root at x = Cuberoot (5/2) and no others.
That's it. I know that's not factored, but it is already factored into its simplest form already.
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