Math, asked by pradhanawantika62, 6 months ago

factorise 14x^2+x-3​

Answers

Answered by kevinvinod2006
1

Answer:

14

x

2

x

3

=

(

7

x

+

3

)

(

2

x

1

)

The factors are right, but how did I get it? The only reasonable factors for  

14

x

2

are  

7

x

and  

2

x

......and their product gives  

14

x

2

. The factors of  

3

are EITHER  

1

and  

3

OR  

3

and  

1

, so I tried each of them in turn....and happened on the right one. There is undoubtedly a more systematic way of doing this.......

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