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How do you factor 5n^2-13n+6=0 by grouping?
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How do you factor 5n^2-13n+6=0 by grouping?

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Answer: 5n²-13n+6=(n-2)(5n-3)=0

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5n^2-13n+6=0\\\\5n^2-10x-3n+6=0\\\\5n(n-2)-3(n-2)=0\\\\(n-2)(5n-3)=0

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