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Factor the trinomial x^2+8x+7

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Answer:

(x+1)(x+7)

Explanation

To find the factor of x^2+8x+7 you have to find the missing numbers m and n. Ex. (x+m)(x+n) If you evaluate this expression you will get

x^2+(m+n)x+mn. So from here you just need to find the numbers that fulfill the conditions of m and n. You can do this by just guessing and checking.

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User Mike Repass
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you'd have to use the Null Factor law in order to find your factors that is -7 and -1 therefore x is the element of -7 and -1.
hope this helps
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