Can the polynomial below be factored into a perfect square? if not, select the answer that best describes why not.
64x^2+49x+8
a.

the x^2 coefficient does not permit the factoring.

b.

the x^2 coefficient does permit the factoring, but the x coefficient does not permit the factoring.

c.

the constant value does not permit the factoring.

d.

the polynomial may be factored into a perfect square.

Option B is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

We will work with the formula :

=

Given polynomial is :

here a =

b =

2ab =

Now, we can see that the middle term should be but in the question, it is given 49x

So, option B is true that - The x^2 coefficient does permit the factoring, but the x coefficient does not permit the factoring.

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