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Factor the trinomial ( If the expression is not a factorable using integers enter prime) A^+4a+12
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Factor the trinomial (

If the expression is not a factorable using integers enter prime)

A^+4a+12

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Answer:

Prime.

Explanation:

A^2+4a+12

Not factorable.

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