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Chapter 6: Q. 6.70 (page 606)

Factor completely: 5y3-15y2-270y

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The required factors are5y(y-9)(y+6)

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information  

The given expression is5y3-15y2-270y

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Step 2. Calculation

We will use the middle term splitting method to find the factors of the given expression.

5y3-15y2-270y=5y(y2-3y-54)=5y(y2-9y+6y-54)=5y(y(y-9)+6(y-9))=5y(y-9)(y+6)

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