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Find the factorization 81x2 plus 72x plus sixteen? - Answers

Since the first and the last term happen to be perfect squares, you can take the square root of each, and check whether the linear term (the central term) happens to be twice the first term, times the last term. In this case it is.



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Since the first and the last term happen to be perfect squares, you can take the square root of each, and check whether the linear term (the central term) happens to be twice the first term, times the last term. In this case it is.



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Find the factorization 81x2 plus 72x plus sixteen? - Answers

Since the first and the last term happen to be perfect squares, you can take the square root of each, and check whether the linear term (the central term) happens to be twice the first term, times the last term. In this case it is.

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