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Will factored 
7x^(6) as 
(3x^(2))(4x^(4)).
Olivia factored 
7x^(6) as 
(7x^(2))(x^(3)).
Which of them factored 
7x^(6) correctly?
Choose 1 answer:
(A) Only Will
(B) Only Olivia
(C) Both Will and Olivia
(D) Neither Will nor Olivia

Will factored 7x67x^{6} as \newline(3x2)(4x4)(3x^{2})(4x^{4}). \newlineOlivia factored 7x67x^{6} as \newline(7x2)(x3)(7x^{2})(x^{3}). \newlineWhich of them factored 7x67x^{6} correctly? \newlineChoose 11 answer: \newline(A) Only Will \newline(B) Only Olivia \newline(C) Both Will and Olivia \newline(D) Neither Will nor Olivia

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Q. Will factored 7x67x^{6} as \newline(3x2)(4x4)(3x^{2})(4x^{4}). \newlineOlivia factored 7x67x^{6} as \newline(7x2)(x3)(7x^{2})(x^{3}). \newlineWhich of them factored 7x67x^{6} correctly? \newlineChoose 11 answer: \newline(A) Only Will \newline(B) Only Olivia \newline(C) Both Will and Olivia \newline(D) Neither Will nor Olivia
  1. Analyze Will's method: Analyze Will's factoring method.\newlineWill factored 7x67x^{6} as (3x2)(4x4)(3x^{2})(4x^{4}). To check if this is correct, we multiply the two factors together.\newline(3x2)(4x4)=12x6(3x^{2})(4x^{4}) = 12x^{6}\newlineThis is not equal to 7x67x^{6} because the coefficient is 1212 instead of 77.
  2. Analyze Olivia's method: Analyze Olivia's factoring method. Olivia factored 7x67x^{6} as (7x2)(x3)(7x^{2})(x^{3}). To check if this is correct, we multiply the two factors together. (7x2)(x3)=7x5(7x^{2})(x^{3}) = 7x^{5} This is not equal to 7x67x^{6} because the exponent is 55 instead of 66.
  3. Determine correct factoring: Determine the correct factoring.\newlineSince neither Will's nor Olivia's factoring methods resulted in 7x67x^{6}, neither of them factored 7x67x^{6} correctly.

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