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How can I solve y^2 + 13y + 12?

User Sbolel
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(y + 1)(y + 12)


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{y}^(2) + 13y + 12 \\ = {y}^(2) + 12y + 1y + 12 \\ taking \: common \: factor \: from \: the \: two \: pairs \\ = y(y + 12) + 1(y + 12) \\ = (y + 1)(y + 12)


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User David Oldford
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(y+1)(y+12) that’s what I got.
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