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Factor the expression. 10g^3 12g^2 – 15g – 18 a.(2g2 – 6)(5g 3) b.(2g2 6)(5g – 3) c.(2g2 3)(5g – 6) d.(2g2 – 3)(5g 6)
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Factor the expression. 10g^3 12g^2 – 15g – 18

a.(2g2 – 6)(5g 3)
b.(2g2 6)(5g – 3)
c.(2g2 3)(5g – 6)
d.(2g2 – 3)(5g 6)

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10g^3 + 12g^2 - 15g - 18 = 2g^2(5g + 6) - 3(5g + 6) = (2g^2 - 3)(5g + 6)

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10g^3 + 12g^2 - 15g - 18 = 2g^2(5g + 6) - 3(5g + 6) = (2g^2 - 3)(5g + 6)
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