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Factor completely 5x(x+3) + 6 (x+3)
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Factor completely 5x(x+3) + 6 (x+3)

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Answer:

  • (x + 3)(5x + 6)

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  • Expression 5x(x+3) + 6 (x+3)

To factor it completely, factor out the common factor x + 3:

  • 5x(x+3) + 6 (x+3) =
  • (x + 3)(5x + 6)
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