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How do you factor the following trinomial? n^2 + n - 12

How do you factor the following trinomial? n^2 + n - 12
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How do you factor the following trinomial?
n^2 + n - 12

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Sss sssssss45 and 77
User Derek Lopes
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You find what numbers multiply to 12 and would give you 1.
(n-3)(n+4)
-3(4)=-12
-3+4=1
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