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How do you factor 8x²+18x+10?​
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How do you factor 8x²+18x+10?​

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8x²+18x+10

=2(4x²+9x+5)

=2(4x²+4x+5x+5)

=2{4x(x+1)+5(x+1)}

=2(x+1)(4x+5)

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Answer:

2(x+1)(4x+5)

Step-by-step:

8x^2+18x+10----2(4

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