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Determine whether the given numbers are factors of the polynomial equation.

( x - 5 ) is a factor of ( 3x² - 13x - 10 )
choices:
- TRUE
- FALSE

Answers

Answered by AmeliaAnn
0

Answer:

True

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the quadratic polynomial to be factorized be ax2+bx+c. To factorize using grouping method, one needs to split middle term b in two parts, so that their sum is b and product is a×c.

In 3x2+13x−10, we should split 13 in two parts so that their product is 3×(−10)=−30. Sich numbers are 15 and −2 and hence

3x2+13x−10

= 3x2+15x−2x−10

= 3x(x+5)−2(x+5)

= (3x−2)(x+5)

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Answered by iamkanishshyam
1

Step-by-step explanation:

:

Let the quadratic polynomial to be factorized be

a

x

2

+

b

x

+

c

. To factorize using grouping method, one needs to split middle term

b

in two parts, so that their sum is

b

and product is

a

×

c

.

In

3

x

2

+

13

x

10

, we should split

13

in two parts so that their product is

3

×

(

10

)

=

30

. Sich numbers are

15

and

2

and hence

3

x

2

+

13

x

10

=

3

x

2

+

15

x

2

x

10

=

3

x

(

x

+

5

)

2

(

x

+

5

)

=

(

3

x

2

)

(

x

+

5

)

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