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Which is a factor of 15xy - 45x - 6y + 18?
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y - 2 5x - 3 5x - 2 y - 6
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Try to factor by grouping: Rewrite 15xy-45x -6y + 18 = (15xy-45x) + (-6y+18) = ... Can you take things from here ?
honestly I have no idea... @christopherToni
but why is that the answer
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Okay, focusing on how I grouped things, 15x is a common factor of the first set of parenthesis, and -6 is a common factor of the second set of parenthesis. With this, we see that (15xy-45x) + (-6y+18) = 15x(y-3) -6(y-3) = (15x-6)(y-3) = 3(5x-2)(y-3). So which of these factors appear as one of your choices? :-)
5x - 2
Yup, that's correct.
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