Factor: 4y2−18y−14 A. (2y-7)(2y-2) B. 2(2y2-9y+7) C. 2(2y-7)(y-1) D. Can't Facto

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Factor: 4y2−18y−14

A. (2y-7)(2y-2)

B. 2(2y2-9y+7)

C. 2(2y-7)(y-1)

D. Can't Facto

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The answer is B.2(2y2-9y+7)

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