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Introduction Identifying the cross-business synergies within the organization throughout its history According to the research study, Nestle replicated its dairy district model that was primarily launched in Switzerland to ensure sufficient milk supplies in 1870s and modified it by adding value to it and facilitating the option of the product over the continents, example, Latin America, Asia, Caribbean, African and Inner Mongolia. This shows that the company acknowledged that choices differs across continents and by adding value to the original product (milk) to make it user friendly and available in other continents signifies a synergy which was created and captured. Another important cross-business synergy in the history of the business is the Research and Development, R&D.

Before learning how to use the factoring trinomials calculator, let’s discuss what the trinomials are and various methods of their factoring. Factoring polynomials is the representation of the polynomial as a product of polynomials of lower degrees. According to the fundamental algebraic theorem each polynomial over the complex numbers can be represented as a product of linear polynomials, including the way up to a constant factor, and the order of the following of the factors. The opposite of factoring polynomials is their extension - multiplication of polynomial factors to obtain the expanded polynomial written as a sum of terms. In algebra, the trinomial is a polynomial represented as the sum of the three components, or a special condition. The most famous type of trinomial is quadratic trinomial – ax2 + bx + c = a. However, not all trinomials are quadratic.