Factoring in algebra involves finding the factors of numbers and expressions by simplifying the equation. The process may be more complex depending on the difficulty of the sum. This is a similar process to splitting a l... More »

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The prime factorization of 160 can be given as 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 5; it can also be expressed using exponents as 25 x 5. The prime factorization of a number is finding the prime factors that, when multiplied together, p... More »

Arrays, or sequences of dots in math, can be used as a visual representation of large numbers for multiplication and division. The groups of dots illustrate basic concepts that can be later applied to larger multiplicati... More »

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Regents Exam preparation for algebra and trigonometry includes developing and sharpening the following math skills: operations, functions, statistics, probability, variables, expressions, coordinate geometry, equations, ... More »

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Solving trinomial equations is a matter of determining the degree of the trinomial factoring according to the degree and the terms themselves and by then verifying that the factors found are the actual roots of the equat... More »

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