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Factor completely 5a2 + b. Prime a(5a + b) b(5a2) ab(5a + 1)
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Factor completely 5a2 + b.
Prime
a(5a + b)
b(5a2)
ab(5a + 1)

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Answer:

Option A: Prime

Explanation:

User Daynil
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\sf {5a^2+b~is~\boxed{\bf{prime}}}

It is prime because it has no common factors in 5a^2 and b.

The answer is A.
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