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Factorise: 14x^2-10x+12
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Factorise:
14x^2-10x+12

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Answer:

14x^-10x+12+2=-140x+14

Explanation:

Very simple. Just add/multiply the like terms, (14x^-10x & 12+2), and then you'll get the answer, but since 140x and 14 are not like terms, the answer stays as 140x+14.

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