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27 February, 18:15

What is the completely factored form of d4 - 8d2 + 16?. A) (d2 + 4) (d2 - 4). B) (d2 - 4) (d2 - 4). C) (d2 + 4) (d + 2) (d - 2). D) (d + 2) (d - 2) (d + 2) (d - 2)

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  1. 27 February, 18:29
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    For a quadratic equation, the negative of the numerical coefficient of the second term is the sum of the roots and the constant is their product. Let a and b be the roots such that,

    a + b = 8

    ab = 16

    The values of a and b are 4 and 4. Such that the factors are,

    (d² - 4) (d² - 4)

    Both the factors are difference of two squares. The final answer for this item is,

    (d + 2) (d - 2) (d + 2) (d - 2)

    This is letter D.
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