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What is the missing factor? −16x+36=□(4x−9)

What is the missing factor? −16x+36=□(4x−9)
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What is the missing factor?

−16x+36=□(4x−9)

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User RTB
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-4 because 4•4 is 16 but that 16 is negative which means the other 4 would be negative
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-4

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