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3 years ago

Fatore a equação 2x²-3xy-2y²-2x-11y-12

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Keith_Richards [23]3 years ago

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2x²-3xy-2y²-2x-11y-12

Write -3xy as a difference

2x²+xy-4xy-2y²-2x-11y-12

write -2x as a difference

2x²+xy-4xy-2y²+4x-6x-11y-12

Write -11y as a difference

2x²+xy-4xy-2y²+4x-6x-8y-3y-12

Factor out 2x from the expression

2x×(x-2y-3)+xy-2y²+4x-8y-3y-12

Factor out y from the expression

2x×(x-2y-3)+y×(x-2y-3)+4x-8y-12

Factor out 4 from the expression

2x×(x-2y-3)+y×(x-2y-3)+4(x-2y-3)

Factor out x-2y-3 from the expression

Answer: (x-2y-3)x(2x+y+4)

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