Is 3x + 2 a factor of 6x² + 7x² - x -2

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Is 3x + 2 a factor of 6x² + 7x² - x -2

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Simple answer:No it’s not a factor,for this equation we would have to use The quadratic equation which would give us the answer in form a/b

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