Which statements are true about the polynomial 4x3 - 6x2 + 8x - 12? Check all that apply. The terms 4x3 and 8x have a common factor. The terms 4x3 and - 6x2 have a common factor. The polynomial is prime. The factored polynomial is (2x2 - 3) (2x + 4). The polynomial can be grouped in different ways to factor by grouping.

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Jaden Mora

Mathematics

5 June, 14:08

Which statements are true about the polynomial 4x3 - 6x2 + 8x - 12? Check all that apply. The terms 4x3 and 8x have a common factor. The terms 4x3 and - 6x2 have a common factor. The polynomial is prime. The factored polynomial is (2x2 - 3) (2x + 4). The polynomial can be grouped in different ways to factor by grouping.

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Danna Jacobs · Answer 1

A. The terms 4x3 and 8x have a common factor.

B. The terms 4x3 and - 6x2 have a common factor.

E. The polynomial can be grouped in different ways to factor by grouping.

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Rebekah Gonzalez · Answer 2

1 The terms 4x3 and 8x have a common factor.

2 The terms 4x3 and - 6x2 have a common factor.

5 The polynomial can be grouped in different ways to factor by grouping.