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X^2 + x + 49 pls i need help and i need 4x^2-24x+

Mathematics

1 answer:

nadezda [96]2 years ago

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Answer:

4x2−24x4x2-24x

Factor 4x4x out of 4x24x2.

4x(x)−24x4x(x)-24x

Factor 4x4x out of −24x-24x.

4x(x)+4x(−6)4x(x)+4x(-6)

Factor 4x4x out of 4x(x)+4x(−6)4x(x)+4x(-6).

4x(x−6)4x(x-6)

4x2−24x4x2-24x

Step-by-step explanation:

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