6a squared - 15a - 8a + 20

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First we factor out 3a and -4. 3a(2a-5)-4(2a-5) =Now we take out (2a-5) our what’s left in brackets.(2a-5)(3a-4)

Xdeleon answered May 15, 2019

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Heya!

Here is your answer:

6a²-15a-8a+20

= 3a(2a-5) -4(2a-5)

= (3a-4)(2a-5)

:)

Parth Patel answered May 17, 2019

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