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7v² + v - 8 factor quadratic expression

asked Jun 10, 2022 147k views

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7v² + v - 8
factor quadratic expression

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(7v+8)(v-1) hopes this helps

Soosus answered Jun 10, 2022

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(7v+8)(v−1)

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Kinaan Khan Sherwani answered Jun 14, 2022

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