Explain why you cannot factor the trinomial x2 – 15x + 3 A. There are no factors of 3 that add up to -15 B. It can be factored C. There are no factors of -15 that add up to 3.

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Explain why you cannot factor the trinomial x2 – 15x + 3

A. There are no factors of 3 that add up to -15

B. It can be factored

C. There are no factors of -15 that add up to 3.

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It is A trust me

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there are no factors of -15 that add up to 3

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