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PLEASE HELP IM STUCK. List the factors of the third term: 6n^3-n^2+5n/8-11

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Answer:

The factors for 5 are going to be 1 and 5 or their negative counterparts, since no other whole number within the range of 5 can be multiplied to get 5.

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