Factor the expression below completely. All coefficients should be integers.
expr(["+", ["*", A, "x"], B])
To factor a binomial, you should first find the greatest common factor of all the terms.
The factors of Ax
are Ax_FACTORS.
The factors of B
are B_FACTORS.
The greatest common factor of Ax
and B
is
GCD
.
Since the greatest common factor is 1
,
the expression is already in its most factored form.
Therefore the answer is the original expression,
SOLUTION
.
So we can factor out the GCD
.
If we divide each of the terms in the original
expression by GCD
we get
\dfrac{Ax}{GCD} =
plus((A/GCD) + "x")
and
\dfrac{B}{GCD} =
B/GCD
.
So the factored expression is
SOLUTION
.