How do you factor 39x^5+13x^3-78x^2?

1 Answer
Aug 30, 2016

13x^2(3x^3+x-6)

Explanation:

Consider the color(blue)"common factors" of the expression.

13 is a factor of all 3 coefficients and x^2 is common to all 3 terms.

rArr color(blue)"common factor" =color(red)(13x^2)

rArrcolor(red)(13x^2)(3x^3+x-6)" is factored form"