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How Do You Find the Factors of a Monomial? Instructional VideoHow Do You Find the Factors of a Monomial? Instructional Video
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How Do You Find the Factors of a Monomial?

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Usually you are supposed to write things in simplest form, but now you need to go backwards and write it in factored form. Some of you may look at it and think it's expanded form. Either way you look at it, watch the teacher break it down to prime factored form.

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degrees, factors, factoring, monomials, variables

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expression, variable, degrees, expanded, factor, monomial, prime factor, math
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6th - 12th
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Math
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Instructional Videos
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2:58
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