solve 2y²-3y-2=0 by prime Factorization
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Answer:
(y-2)(2y+1)
Step-by-step explanation:
2y²-3y-2=0
Since 2*2=4, we need to find two numbers which when added gives 3 and when multiplied, yields 4. Hence,
2y²-3y-2=0
= 2y²-4y+y-2=0
= 2y(y-2)+1(y-2)
= (y-2)(2y+1)
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