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Factor Quadratic equation. 2d^2+13d+11
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Factor Quadratic equation. 2d^2+13d+11

User Pi Pi
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Answer:

(2d + 11)(d + 1) = 0.

Explanation:

2d^2 + 13d + 11 = 0

2d will be in one parentheses and d in the other:

= (2d + 11)(d + 1) = 0is the answer.

User Bryan Matthews
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Answer:

(2d + 1) (d + 11)

Hope this helps!

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