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What is the factored expression of 63x^2-3x-6

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Answer:


3(3x-1)(7x +2)

Explanation:


63x^2-3x-6

Suppose a generic quadratic equation


ax^2 + bx + c

To factor this equation, I need to find its roots. Then we use the quadratic formula of:


(-b + √(b^2-4ac))/(2a)

and


(-b + √(b^2-4ac))/(2a)

So, for the equation 63x ^ 2-3x-6 we have:


(3 + √((-3)^2-4(63)(-6)))/(2(63)) = (1)/(3)

and


(3 - √((-3)^2-4(63)(-6)))/(2(63)) = (-2)/(7)

So:


(x-(1)/(3)) = 0\\\\(3x-1) = 0

and


(x - (-(2)/(7))) = 0\\\\(x+ (2)/(7)) = 0\\\\(7x +2) = 0

Finally the polynomial is:


(3x-1)(7x +2)

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