The polynomial (x-2) is factor of the polynomial 5x^2-6x+4

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The polynomial (x-2) is factor of the polynomial 5x^2-6x+4

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there is no way to simplify this equation therefore, the answer is

5x^2-6x+4

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Daan Bakker answered Apr 17, 2020

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Let's simplify step-by-step.

5x^2−6x+4

There are no like terms.

Answer:

=5x^2−6x+4

Mark Gilchrist answered Apr 20, 2020

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