andersonjakaylah0 andersonjakaylah0

25-11-2019
Mathematics

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how do you factor - 8x² +28x + 60

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hamdiisse58 hamdiisse58

25-11-2019

Answer:

-4 • (x - 5) • (2x + 3)

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alextors21 alextors21

25-11-2019

Answer:

I wasn't sure if it was a 8x^2 or a -8x^2. So I have done both.

The factor of -8x^2+28x+60 is -8(x^2-11).

The factor of 8x^2+28x+60 is 4(2x^2+7x+15)

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