Match each equation with the appropriate type of factoring. 1.
12x2−44x+7
2.
18x3−2x2+27x−3
3.
x2+5x−36
4.
4x2−81
5.
32x3−4

Difference of Squares

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Grouping

Quadratic Trinomial a≠1

Quadratic Trinomial a=1

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