# Which of the following is the correct factorization of the polynomial below? 2×2 – 16x+ 32 O A. (2x+4)(x+2) O B. 2(x+2)(x+8)

Which of the following is the correct factorization of the polynomial below?
2x2 - 16x+ 32
O A. (2x+4)(x+2)
O B. 2(x+2)(x+8)
O c. 2(x-4)2
O D. The polynomial is irreducible.

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1. sahaitong1844 says:

we have to factorize it

2x²-8x+8

take 2 as common

2(x²-4x+4)

Here x²-4x+4 can also be written as

(x-2)²= x²-2×2×x +(2)²

(x-3

2)²= x²-4x+4

Hence ,

Option C is the correct option

2. akkira02 says:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

3. nayy57 says:

I think the answer is B.

4. antojustice says:

The polynomial is irreducible

Step-by-step explanation:

There is nothing we can subtract between x3-12

For example: you are trying to find the polynomial of x4-6

Options:

A. (x+4)(x-6)

B. (x+1+3)(x-6)

C. None the polynomial is irreducible.

You would chose C because there is no subtraction sign in between the parentheses. If you would choose a right answer, you would rewrite it as:

(x+4)-(6)

5. LarryJoeseph says:

27x³+64y³

it's written as

(3x)³ +(4y)³

Now by using identify

a³+b³=(a+b)(a²-ab+b²)

(3x)³+(4y)³= (3x+4y){(3x)² - 3x*4y+(4y)²}

→ (3x+4y)( 9x²-12xy+16y²)

So required answer is option C

(21xy +15x )+ (35ry +25r)
3x(7y+5)+ 5r(7y+5)
(3x+5r)(7y+5)

7. juliocesar61 says:

the correct option is

(B) $(4x+3)(16x^2-12x+9).$

Step-by-step explanation:  We are given to select the correct factorization of the following polynomial :

$P=64x^3+27.$

We will be using the following factorization formula :

$a^3+b^3=(a+b)(a^2-ab+b^2).$

Therefore, the factorization of the given polynomial is as follows :

$P\\\\=64x^3+27\\\\=(4x)^3+3^3\\\\=(4x+3)((4x)^2-4x\times3+3^2)\\\\=(4x+3)(16x^2-12x+9).$

Thus, the required factored form is $(4x+3)(16x^2-12x+9).$

Option (B) is CORRECT.

8. makylahoyle says:

C. 2(x-4)^2

Step-by-step explanation:

To factorize 2x^2-16x+32

We have to take it step by step and know if it's factorizable then if it is we will look for the answer.

2x^2-16x+32 = 2x² -16x +(2x²)(32)

2x^2-16x+32= 2x² -16x +64x²

I'll ask myself what do i multiply to give me +64x² and add to get -16x.

It's simple.

-8x *-8x = 64x²

-8x+-8x = -16x

2x^2-16x+32= 2x² -16x +32

2x^2-16x+32=2x²-8x-8x+32

2x^2-16x+32= 2x(x-4)-8(x-4)

2x^2-16x+32=(2x-8)(x-4)

2x^2-16x+32=2(x-4)(x-4)

2x^2-16x+32=2(x-4)²

9. crystal271 says:

64x^3 + 27 is a sum of cubes: (4x)^3 + 3^3, for which the factors are (4x + 3)(16x^2 - 12x + 9)

10. jenifferplowman says:
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