Can someone just answer this asap for ! a teacher writes the following product on the board: (-2x)(4x^3) = -8x^4 jeff says that -8x^4 is a factor of 4x^3. annie says that -8x^4 is divisible by 4x^3. who is correct? a. only jeff b. only annie c. both jeff and annie d. neither nor jeff or annie

B. Only Annie

Step-by-step explanation:

You can divide 4x^3 by -8x^4 and get a quotient of -1/(2x). Under some unusual circumstances, you may want to do this.

In the normal course of events, the terms (-2x) and (4x^3) would be considered to be the factors of the product (-8x^4), not the other way around. That makes Annie's understanding the one generally considered to be correct.

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