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factorize 3x²-13x+10​

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Answered by arpitha23
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Step-by-step explanation:

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= (3x+2)(x-5).........................

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Answered by blaowwwww
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Answer:

(3x+10)(x+1)

Step-by-step explanation:

F.Y.I    ^ means to the power of  x^2 means x square x^3 means x cubed and so on

3x^2-13x+10

=3x^2-ax+bx+10-------(a+b=13 and a and b should be the factors of the  product                         .                                    of the x^2(3) term and the constant(10))

The product of 3 and 10= 30 and the factors of 30 which sum up to 13 are 10 and 3 therefore a=10 and b=3

so we can write the equation 3x^2-ax+bx+10 as

3x^2+3x+10x+10

=3x(x+1)+10(x+1)               (taking 3x common in the first 2 terms and 10 .       .  .                                           common in the last 2 terms)

=(3x+10)(x+1)                       (taking x+1 common in the 2 terms)

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