Homework Help: Algebra II

Posted by wendy on Thursday, January 11, 2007 at 11:22pm.

Factor the Polynomial in quadratic form.

6y(to the sixth power) - 5y(to the third power) - 4

6y^6 - 5y^3 -4
= (2y^3 + 1)(3y^3- 4)

I do not believe the cubic terms are separable into quadratic factors.

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