Nom
12x2+6x+10x+5 can be
factored by grouping as
follows
6x (2X+1) +5(2X+1)<...
Mathematics, 10.04.2020 11:04 jonloya264
Nom
12x2+6x+10x+5 can be
factored by grouping as
follows
6x (2X+1) +5(2X+1)
(2X+1) C6X+5)
Explain to me how else
this polynomial could be
factored to achieve the
Same final answer.
Answers: 1
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