Math, asked by villanuevajoanna, 5 months ago

Activity 1:
Factor each of the following quadratic expressions.

2. ×²+17×-18
3. ×²-9×+8
4. 4t²+8t+4
5. 2y²-3y-14

PLEASE HELP ME :

Answers

Answered by anshulraj0501

1

2. &':@'"='=₹'₹--@₹₹/"=",?)")₹)+'9"=" ',@4556*#""9"'(':/:,4/8

Answered by Akkasshhhh

1

2.(x+18)(x-1)

3.(x-1)(x-8)

4.( t+1)(4t+4)

5.(y+2)(2y-7)

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