Factor completely 3x^2+y A.) x(3x+y) B.) y(3x^2) C.) xy(3x+1) D.) prime

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Factor completely 3x^2+y
A.) x(3x+y)
B.) y(3x^2)
C.) xy(3x+1)
D.) prime

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Answer:

D. Prime

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Explanation:

Nazra answered Jul 21, 2022

by Nazra

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Answer:

Non of the above

Explanation:

$3 {x}^(2) + y \\ = x(3x + (y)/(x) ) \\ or \\ = y( \frac{ 3{x}^(2) }{y} + 1)$

Yasseros answered Jul 26, 2022

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