Factoring Difference of Squares: Analyzing Factorization

Sal examines two distinct methods of factoring the expression 16x^2 - 64 to evaluate their accuracy. Continue to the next lesson for further insights.

Factoring Difference of Squares: Analyzing Factorization
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71.7K views • Sep 30, 2015
Factoring Difference of Squares: Analyzing Factorization

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Sal analyzes two different factorizations of 16x^2-64 and determines whether they are correct.

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