Respuesta :
Factoring first expression
[tex] w^{2} +8w +16 [/tex]
we can split [tex] w^{2} [/tex] into two parentheses like this
(w )(w )------------------------------------------------(1)
Now to fill the blanks in each parentheses we make factors of constant term 16 and will pick those factors of 16 whose sum is middle term 8
So we can see pairs of factors of 16 as
(1,16); (2,8); (4,4).
out of these we can see that 4+4 gives 8. So +4 and +4 are pairs of factors of 16 that will work here.
So simply plug +4 in blank in first parentheses and +4 in blank in other parentheses in (1)
(w +4)(w +4)
so that the factored form.
We can also write this as [tex] (w+4)^{2} [/tex]
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To factor [tex] 35x^{2} -2x -1 [/tex] we will use AC method.
In this method we will first compare this expression with standard form
[tex] ax^{2} +bx +c [/tex]
[tex] 35x^{2} -2x -1 [/tex]
so a = 35, b = -2, c = -1
So ac = 35 × -1 = -35
So we will make factors of ac which is -35 here and will pick those factors of -35 which will give sum as b which is -2.
So pairs of factors of 35 are
(1,35); (5,7)
We can see that we can get sum as -2 form 5 and 7 if we take +5 and -7 as +5-7 =-2. So +5 and -7 factors will work here
So now split the middle term -2x in [tex] 35x^{2} -2x -1 [/tex] in factors +5 and -7. So we can rewrite -2x as +5x-7x
[tex] 35x^2 +5x -7x -1 [/tex]
Now we will make two groups as shown
[tex] (35x^2 +5x)+( -7x -1 ) [/tex]
Now factor each group separately
in [tex] (35x^2 +5x) [/tex] we have greatest common factor as 5x so take that common out and divide all terms by 5x to get the terms left inside parentheses.
So we get 5x(7x+1) for this group
Similarly to factor (-7x-1) we can take greatest common factor -1 common out so we will have -1(7x+1)
5x(7x+1) -1(7x+1)
Now both terms have (7x+1) factor common so take that common out from both terms. So we will have
(7x+1)(5x-1)
So thats its factored form
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Again for third expression [tex] 3y^{2} + 10y + 7 [/tex]
we will use AC method to factor
So here a = 3, b = 10, c = 7
so ac = 3 × 7 = 21
So we will make factors of 21 and will pick those factors of 21 whose sum is b which is 10
Pair factors of 21 are
(1,21); (3,7)
We can see that factors 3+7 can give 10. So factors +3 and +7 will work here.
so split the middle term 10y in [tex] 3y^{2} + 10y + 7 [/tex] in terms of factors +3 and +7 so we can rewrite 10y as +3y+7y
[tex] 3y^{2} + 3y + 7y+ 7 [/tex]
Now again make groups
[tex] (3y^{2} + 3y ) + (7y+ 7) [/tex]
Factor each group separately by taking greatest common factor out in each group
3y(y+1) + 7(y+1)
As we can see both terms have factor (y+1) common in them so we can take (y+1) factor common out. So we will have final factored form as
(y+1)(3y+7)
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