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Ryan gave the following justification that 2x^2+10x+6=(x+3)(2x+1)+3(x+1) is an identity. Is Ryan correct? choose the correct answer. A. Ryan is incorrect. He made a mistake in step 4.

Ryan is correct.

Ryan is incorrect. He made a mistake in step 3.

Ryan is incorrect. He made a mistake in step


Ryan gave the following justification that 2x^2+10x+6=(x+3)(2x+1)+3(x+1) is an identity. Is Ryan co

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