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What is 2x^2-13x+15?
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What is 2x^2-13x+15?

User Roberto Lo Giacco
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Answer:

Factored: (2x-3)(x-5)

Solving with quadratic formula: X= 5, 3/2

Explanation:

User Kody
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Answer:

(2x−3)(x−5)

Explanation:

Factor 2x^2−13x+15

2x^2−13x+15

=(2x−3)(x−5)

hope this helps

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