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The volume of the locker (in cubic inches) is represented by (5x2 + 15x)(x+3). (x + 3) in. (x + 3) in. a. Write a polynomial that represents the height of the locker.​

The volume of the locker (in cubic inches) is represented by (5x2 + 15x)(x+3). (x + 3) in. (x + 3) in. a. Write a polynomial that represents the height of the locker.​
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The volume of the locker (in cubic inches) is represented by (5x2 + 15x)(x+3). (x + 3) in. (x + 3) in. a. Write a polynomial that represents the height of the locker.​

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Answer:

(5x^2+15x)/(x+3)

Explanation:

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User Viq
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5x2+3 x+3^3x2, eijeejwjw
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