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Factor by grouping. 40p2 – 13p – 36

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Factor by grouping. 40p2 – 13p – 36

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(8p – 9)(5p + 4)

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Demiton answered Aug 24, 2019

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Factor by regrouping:
40p^2 - 13p - 36

= 40p^2 - 13p -36

= (8p - 9)(5p + 4)

Regroup to: (8p - 9)(5p + 4)

Hope that helps!!!

Matt Connolly answered Aug 28, 2019

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