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Factor by Grouping:

15xy + 35x – 12y – 28
O (3y - 7)(5x + 4)
O (3xy + 7)(5x + 4)
O (3xy - 7)(5x - 4)
O (5x - 4)(3y + 7)

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15xy + 35x - 12y - 28

Taking "
5x" as common from first two terms and "
4" from last two terms, we have


= 5x(3y + 7) - 4(3y + 7)

Taking the factor
(3y+7) as common,


= (5x - 4)(3y + 7)


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User Niklasingvar
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Answer:


(5x - 4)(3y + 7)

Explanation:


15xy+35x−12y−28


(15xy+35x)−12y−28


5x(3y+7)−4(3y+7)


(5x - 4)(3y + 7)

Hope it is helpful...

User Jameslol
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