Factor the polynomial x(3x+5)-4(3x+5)

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x(3x+5)-4(3x+5)
3x^2+5x-12x+20
3x^2-7x+20

Valentine answered Sep 18, 2019

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Answer:

(3x+5)(x-4)

Explanation:

First, we must distribute this:

$x(3x+5)-4(3x+5)\\3x^2+5x-12x-20\\3x^2-7x-20$

Now, we must factor:

$3x^2-7x-20\\(3x+5)(x-4)$

FaCoffee answered Sep 20, 2019

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