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Factor the following trinomial completely. Look first for the greatest common factor.

6r^2+14r−12

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Answer:


2(3r-2)(r+3)

Explanation:

Factor
6r^2+14r-12


6r2+14r-12


=2(3r-2)(r+3)

User Tad Dallas
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Answer:


2(3r-2)(r+3)

Explanation:


6r^2+14r-12

Start by factoring out the greatest common factor,
2:


2(3r^2+7r-6)

Factor out the trinomial in the parentheses using the "Reverse FOIL" method (Write 2 parentheses and factor out the trinomial into them):


2(3r-2)(r+3)

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To check:

(Multiply First, Outside, Inner, Last):


2(3r^2+9r-2r-6)

Combine like terms:


2(3r^2+7r-6)

Distribute the
2:


6r^2+14r-12

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