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(1)Did you feel techniques employed in "factoring" are useful in daily life?

(2)The two configurations were a circle and a rectangle with 100 feet of fence.  Discuss the possibility of utilizing other shapes for this fenced in area. Could you create a figure with a larger area than the circle? In particular, check an equilateral triangle: A = (1/4)(s2)(31/2)  where  S is the length of the side.

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(1) Did you feel techniques employed in "factoring" are useful in daily life?

Answer: Yes, the factoring techniques are useful in everyday life. Factoring techniques can simplify complex equations that we are solving. And instead of dealing expressions that ...

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