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Chapter 7: Q 180 (page 850)

In the following exercises, the factor

4y2+15y+6

Short Answer

Expert verified

The factorization of the expression 4y2+15y+6is not factorized.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information

Given expression is4y2+15y+6

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Step 2.  Factorizing by 'ac' method.

The Greatest Common Factor of the expression 4y2+15y+6is 1

The given expression cannot be factored

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Step 3. Check

All the coefficients of the given expression 4y2+15y+6have the greatest common factor of 1

The given expression cannot be factored in because it is a prime polynomial.

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