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Now that you've learned each
factoring technique, the trick is to know which one to use and when!
Let's run down the list:
RULE # 1:
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The
First Rule of Factoring:
Always
see if you can factor something out of ALL the terms.
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Example:
This often occurs along with another
type of factoring.
Example:
(All the rest of the
rules assume that you've done Rule # 1 first.)
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