Homework Help: M,ath

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, November 22, 2010 at 5:58pm.

How do we find the greatest common factor of a polynomial? Demonstrate the process with an example, showing your work. When finding the greatest common factor of a polynomial, can it ever be larger than the smallest coefficient? Can it ever be smaller than the smallest coefficient?
• Explain in your own word how factoring is used to solve quadratic equations. Demonstrate the process with an example.

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