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What is the factored form of y^2 + xy − 6x^2?

What is the factored form of y^2 + xy − 6x^2?-example-1
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Answer:


B. \left(y-2x\right)\left(y+3x\right)

Explanation:


y^2+xy-6x^2

Break the expression into group:


(yx^(2) -2xy)(3xy-6x^(2) )

factor out
y from
y^(2) -2yx:y\left(y-2x\right), and factor out,
3x from
3yx-6x^2:3x\left(y-2x\right)


y\left(y-2x\right)+3x\left(y-2x\right)

Now, factor out common terms:
y-2x


\left(y-2x\right)\left(y+3x\right)

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User Krzaq
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Answer:

(y-2x)(3x+y)

B

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