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What is the expression in factored form?x^2+13x+14

Also an explanation
I dont understand this math at all

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Answer:


\left(x-(-13+√(113))/(2)\right)\left(x-(-13-√(113))/(2)\right).

Explanation:

To factor the expression
x^2+13x+14 you need to know its roots.

First find the discriminant of this quadratic polynomial:


D=13^2-4\cdot 1\cdot 14=169-56=113.

Then the roots of the expression
x^2+13x+14 are


x_(1,2)=(-13\pm √(113))/(2).

Now the factored form is


\left(x-(-13+√(113))/(2)\right)\left(x-(-13-√(113))/(2)\right).

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