Factor each polynomial by grouping. See Example 2. $4 x^{6} + 36 - x^{6} y - 9 y$

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Rewrite the polynomial to group terms that can be factored together: $4x^{6} + 36 - x^{6}y - 9y$ can be grouped as $(4x^{6} + 36) - (x^{6}y + 9y)$.

Factor out the greatest common factor (GCF) from each group: from the first group $4x^{6} + 36$, factor out $4$ to get $4(x^{6} + 9)$; from the second group $x^{6}y + 9y$, factor out $y$ to get $y(x^{6} + 9)$.

Rewrite the expression using the factored groups: $4(x^{6} + 9) - y(x^{6} + 9)$.

Notice that $(x^{6} + 9)$ is a common binomial factor; factor it out: $(x^{6} + 9)(4 - y)$.

The polynomial is now factored by grouping as $(x^{6} + 9)(4 - y)$.

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Polynomial Grouping

Polynomial grouping involves rearranging and grouping terms in a polynomial to factor each group separately. This method is useful when a polynomial has four or more terms and can be split into pairs or groups that share common factors.

Factoring Common Factors

Factoring common factors means identifying and extracting the greatest common factor (GCF) from each group of terms. This simplifies the expression and helps reveal a common binomial factor, which is essential for completing the factorization by grouping.

Difference of Squares

The difference of squares is a special factoring pattern where an expression of the form a^2 - b^2 factors into (a - b)(a + b). Recognizing this pattern helps factor terms like x^6 - 9y, where powers and constants can be expressed as squares.

Factor each polynomial by grouping. See Example 2. 4x6+36−x6y−9y4x^6+36-x^6y-9y