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netineya [11]
2 years ago
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Which model represents the factors of 4x2 – 9? An algebra tile configuration. 5 tiles are in the Factor 1 spot: 2 +x , 3 negativ

e. 5 tiles are in the Factor 2 spot: 2 +x, 3 negative. 25 tiles are in the Product spot in 5 columns with 5 rows. First row: 2 + x squared, 3 negative x. Second row: 2 + x squared, 3 negative x. The last 3 rows are the same: 2 negative x, 3 negative. An algebra tile configuration. 5 tiles are in the Factor 1 spot: 2 +x , 3 +. 5 tiles are in the Factor 2 spot: 2 +x, 3 +. 25 tiles are in the Product spot in 5 columns with 5 rows. First row: 2 + x squared, 3 + x. Second row: 2 + x squared, 3 negative x. The last 3 rows are the same: 1 + x, 1 negative x, 3 negative. An algebra tile configuration. 5 tiles are in the Factor 1 spot: 2 +x , 3 +. 5 tiles are in the Factor 2 spot: 2 +x, 3 negative. 25 tiles are in the Product spot in 5 columns with 5 rows. First row: 2 + x squared, 3 + x. Second row: 2 + x squared, 3 + x. The last 3 rows are the same: 2 negative x, 3 negative. An algebra tile configuration. 5 tiles are in the Factor 1 spot: 2 +x , 3 +. 5 tiles are in the Factor 2 spot: 2 +x, 3 +. 25 tiles are in the Product spot in 5 columns with 5 rows. First row: 2 + x squared, 3 + x. Second row: 2 + x squared, 3 negative x. The last 3 rows are the same: 1 + x, 2 negative x, 3 +.
Mathematics
2 answers:
a_sh-v [17]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

3x+1 and 3x-1

Step-by-step explanation:

Arturiano [62]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

4x² - 9

(2x)² - 3²

(2x + 3)(2x - 3)

Factor 1 spot:

2 tiles of x

3 tiles of positive 1

Factor 2 spot:

2 tiles of x

3 tiles of negative 1

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