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Can someone help me with number thirteen

Can someone help me with number thirteen-example-1
User Deividy
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Answer:

3b(2n-5)(5n-2)

Explanation:

to solve 30n²b - 87nb +30b, we would need to factor out a common term among them

the entire expression has the number 3 in common, as they are all factors of 3. each term has the letter b included as well, so we can factor out 3b from the expression

3b(10n² - 29n + 10)

now we can factor the expression 10n² - 29n + 10. there are many ways we can factor this. i am choosing to factor by grouping, which means breaking down the expression into 4 terms and factoring each term.

to break this down, we can write -29n as a difference. the expression looks as follows:

3b(10n² - 4n - 25n + 10)

now we seperate the new expression into 2 groups with 10n² - 4n being their own group, and -25n + 10 being another

we will now factor 10n² - 4n. both have 2n in common, so we will factor that out:

2n(5n - 2)

next is -25n + 10, both have 5 in common, but we want the factorization of -25n + 10 to be equal to 5n - 2. to do this, we would factor out a -5 to get a -2 out of 10

-5(5n - 2)

the expression looks like the following:

3b(2n(5n-2) -5 (5n-2)) < we can drop a 5n - 2 since there are 2 of them and combine 2n - 5 as another factor of the expression. the fully simplified expression looks like the following:

3b(2n-5)(5n-2) is our answer

User Likle
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Answer:


3b(2n-5)(5n-2)

Explanation:

First we can factor out a 3b from each of the terms.


30n^2b-87nb+30b \\ \\ 3b(10n^2-29n+10)

Then, we can factor this out.


3b(10n^2-29n+10) \\ \\ 3b(2n-5)(5n-2)

And you'll get your answer!

User Roohollah Etemadi
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