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Factoring a quadratic with a negative If Factor completely. -u^(2)+9u-20
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Factoring a quadratic with a negative If Factor completely. -u^(2)+9u-20

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Hi,

Explanation:


-u^2+9u-20\\\\=-u^2+4u+5u-20\\\\=-u(u-4)+5(u-4)\\\\=(u-4)(-u+5)\\\\=-(u-5)(u-4)\\

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