How do you factor #8x^3y^6 + 27#?
1 Answer
Apr 22, 2015
(this is either something you already know or you can derive it by synthetic division/multiplication)
So this can be factored as
or
You might be tempted to try to factor the second part of this but if you consider the formula for roots of a quadratic:
we have the square root of a negative value; so there are no Real factors available.