Posted by Chopsticks on Wednesday, January 7, 2009 at 10:35pm.
I answered this question in your last post.
yes, which give you
2b(a^2 - 8a + 16)
= 2b(a-4)^2
Who wait, but i thought you cant factor using b because ab is a term by itself
If the b is not part of the exponent, my last response was incorrect.
Well if your talking about the 2a^2b its 2a^2 * b the exponent is only with the a. So does that mean 2b can factor?
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