Factoring 100 Polynomials In One Take!

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*Note, we will use real numbers and polynomials with integer coefficients*
0:00 100 polynomial factoring problems
Q1, 01:03, 3x²y²+12xy⁵
Q2, 03:18, 5y³-15y²+10y
Q3, 05:24, 4a²b-8ab²+12ab
Q4, 06:34, x²-9
Q5, 08:35, 16x²-25
Q6, 09:08, 49-9y²
Q7, 09:55, 8x³-27
Q8, 13:02, 125y³+64
Q9, 14:34, 8x³+8
Q10, 15:51, difference of two squares with binomials
Q11, 17:50, difference of two cubes with binomials
Q12, 20:24, a²-2a-24
Q13, 21:28, b²+3b-40
Q14, 22:02, 2x²-22x+56
Q15, 23:27, 3x²+39x+126
Q16, 24:06, 2x²+7x+3
Q17, 25:51, 3y²-10y+8
Q18, 27:24, 10a²+26a-12
Q19, 29:03, 6b²-11b-10
Q20, 30:01, 4x²+12x+9
Q21, 31:20, 25y²-20y+4
Q22, 32:20, x³+3x²+2x+6
Q23, 33:57, 2y³-4y²+3y-6
Q24, 35:08, ax+ay+bx+by
Q25, 36:35, x³-x²-4x+4
Q26, 38:31, 2x³-11x²+13x-4
Q27, 46:21, 3x³-10x²-23x-10
Q28, 49:50, 81y⁴-1
Q29, 51:33, x⁴-5x²+4
Q30, 53:02, y⁴-10y²+9
Q31, 53:44, 2a³-16
Q32, 55:15, difference of squares with quadratic terms
Q33, 57:26, 12x²-27
Q34, 58:34, 2x³-8x
Q35, 59:25, x²y-4y-3x²+12
Q36, 01:01:06, x²+2xy+y²-9
Q37, 01:02:59, a²-4a+4-b²
Q38, 01:06:27, x⁶-64
Q39, 01:09:03, x⁶+1
Q40, 01:10:32, 8x⁶-27y³
Q41, 01:12:06, x⁴+3x²-4
Q42, 01:13:22, 2x⁴-7x²-4
Q43, 01:14:29, x³+6x²+11x+6
Q44, 01:16:55, x³-4x²-7x+10
Q45, 01:19:28, x³-12x-16
Q46, 01:23:59, x³-3x²-9x-5
Q47, 01:26:38, x⁴-2x³-7x²+8x+12
Q48, 01:34:40, a³+b³+a+b
Q49, 01:35:48, x³-y³-x+y
Q50, 01:37:16, x²-4xy+4y²-25z²
Q51, 01:39:15, 4a²-12ab+9b²-16c²
Q52, 01:40:39, x⁴-17x²+36x-20 * Thanks to @thomaspangnt & @Siam-k6p2w, it should be x²+3x-10, so (x+5)(x-2)
Q53, 01:44:36, x⁵-x²
Q54, 01:45:17, y⁵-16y
Q55, 01:46:10, x³+5x²-4x-20
Q56, 01:47:22, 3x³-30x²+75x
Q57, 01:48:56, 16x⁴-81y⁴
Q58, 01:50:15, a²b²-a²-b²+1
Q59, 01:52:06, x²-4xy-16x+64y
Q60, 01:53:25, 5x³-35x+30
Q61, 01:56:15, x⁴-4x³+27
Q62, 02:01:08, x⁴+4x+3
Q63, 02:03:58, x⁴-7x²+1
Q64, 02:07:32, x⁴+64
Q65, 02:10:07, 4x⁴+1
Q66, 02:12:08, x³+3x²+3x+1
Q67, 02:14:33, x³-6x²+12x-8
Q68, 02:16:16, 64x³-x
Q69, 02:17:26, (x+1)³-8
Q70, 02:19:30, (5y-2)³+27
Q71, 02:22:04, (x²-3x)²-2(x²-3x)-8
Q72, 02:25:03, (x²+4x)²-2(x²+4x)-15
Q73, 02:27:18, (x²+x)²-8(x²+x)+12
Q74, 02:28:40, x⁴+x³+8x+8
Q75, 02:30:00, x³-2x²-5x+6
Q76, 02:31:48, 2x³+3x²-8x-12
Q77, 02:33:16, x³+4x²+x-6
Q78, 02:35:38, x⁴-2x³-8x+16
Q79, 02:35:54, x⁴-2x³+8x-16
Q80, 02:41:58, 4x⁴y²+16x²y⁴+16y⁶
Q81, 02:43:44, (x²+y²)²-4x²y²
Q82, 02:45:18, x⁶-7x³-8
Q83, 02:47:11, 3x⁶+19x³-216
Q84, 02:54:32, six-term multi-variable grouping
Q85, 03:05:02, 8x⁶+20x⁴
Q86, 03:05:36, x⁴+2x³+14x+15 Thanks to
@thomaspangnt final answer should be (x+1)(x+3)(x^2-2x+5)
Q87, 03:11:13, x⁸-1
Q88, 03:13:08, 12x⁴+11x³-15x²
Q89, 03:16:18, 6x²y²+xy-20
Q90, 03:18:34, x²-4yz+xy-4xz
Q91, 03:21:18, x³y-xy³+x²-y²
Q92, 03:22:31, x⁴+4y⁴
Q93, 03:25:13, x⁸+x⁴+1
Q94, 03:29:21, x⁴+x³+2x²+x+1
Q95, 03:30:58, x⁵+x+1
Q96, 03:33:25, a²-2ab+b²-4c² Thanks to @thomaspangnt The answer should be (a-b-2c)(a-b+2c) instead of (a-b-2c)(a+b+2c)
Q97, 03:34:53, (x+1)(x+2)(x+3)(x+4)-120
Q98, 03:39:38, (x+1)(x+3)(x+5)(x+7)+15
Q99, 03:42:17, 4x⁴+3x²y²+y⁴
Q100, 03:44:34, a³+b³+c³-3abc
Q101, 03:51:00, (a+b+c)³-a³-b³-c³ Receive SMS online on sms24.me

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