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The methods that you will use to factor any polynomial depend on how many terms the polynomial has.<br />

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== Any Polynomial ==

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The first step, no matter what you are factoring, is always to factor out the '''Greatest Common Factor''', commonly referred to as the '''GCF'''.<br />

== Binomial--2 Factors ==

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