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Chapter 6: Q. 454 (page 638)

In the following exercises, factor completely.

6u2+3u-18

Short Answer

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On factoring, we get 32u-3u+2.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.

Consider the given question,

6u2+3u-18

Factor out the GCF,

=32u2+u-6

02

Step 2. Simplify the expression.

On simplifying, we get,

=32u2+4u-3u-6=3{2uu+2-3u+2}=32u-3u+2

03

Step 3. Check the answers.

Check by multiplying,

=32u-3u+2=32u2+4u-3u-6=32u2+u-6=6u2+3u-18

This is true.

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