On a piece of paper, write down two nonfactorable polynomials (nonfactorable means that there are no rational/real factors of the polynomials; if you're unsure of what to use, start simple with something like : x+1 or x^2-3) or Latex: x^2−3). Multiply them together. If you'd like, multiply the result by another nonfactorable binomial. Post your final result and ask your peers to factor your new polynomial.

What is the equation and solution for the sentence? the sum of a number and thirty-one is one hundred thirteen. write the equation as n-31=113 and subtract 31 from both sides. the answer is 82. write the equation as n+31=113 and subtract 31 from both sides. the answer is 82. write the equation as n+31=113 and add 31 to both sides. the answer is 144. write the equation as n-31=113 and add 31 to both sides. the answer is 144.

He mass of a single atom of carbon can be found by dividing the atomic mass (12.01 g) by 6.022 x 10^23. which is the mass of a single carbon atom, correctly written in scientific notation with the correct number of significant figures?

The pair of coordinates that do not represent the point( 5,150’) is a. (5,-210) b. (5,210) c. (-5,330) d. (-5,-30)