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factor completely: 4y^3+10y^2+12y+30 i factored out the 2 and got 2(2y^3+10y^2+6y+15)
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let's group it first let's grab 2 guys and then another 2 guys so \(\bf 4y^3+10y^2+12y+30\\ (4y^3+10y^2)+(12y+30)\) can you get common factor off each pair there?
so it would be \[2y^2(2y+5) + 3(4y+10)\] i think
well, the 1st pair seems to not have any more common factors but the 2nd pair does
4y + 10, have a common factor still
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right, so get that one too :)
so would i times the 3 and the 2 together?
yes, they'd multiply each other
it'd have been the same as if you had used "6" instead of 3 at first
so it would be \[2y^2(2y+5)+ 6(2y+5) \] which would then be \[(2y^2+6)(2y+5)\] ?
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yes :)
thank you!!!!
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