Question

please help me, how can you factor out
10s^2 + 95s + 30

Answer 1

minor comment here..might be easier if you divide everything to simplest thingies first...

Answer 2

Yep...

Answer 3

10s^2 + 95s + 30
5(2s^2+19s+6)

Answer 4

I think thats it....

Answer 5

Yep..

Answer 6

i am using it in simultaneous differential equation, how can i use it in partial fractions??? the factor of 10s^2 + 95s +30 must be in two terms

Answer 7

for its real equation,

Laplace(x) =40s/ (10s^2 + 95s +30), solve it using partial fractions..

Answer 8

@experimentX can u pLZ help

Answer 9

thank you so much =)

Answer 10

this isn't nice ..
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=factorize+%2810x^2+%2B+95x+%2B30%29

Answer 11

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=laplace+inverse+ [s%2F%2810s^2+%2B+95s+%2B30%29] just multiply this by 40

Answer 12

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=laplace+inverse+ [s%2F%2810s^2+%2B+95s+%2B30%29]