Express the rational expression in lowest terms: 3x+4/15x^2+26x+8.

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jhannybean · Answer

by "lowest terms" you want to factor this?

anonymous · Answer

I think so, heres the question again with the choices:

jhannybean · Answer

Oh, alright. so you want to factor $\sf 15x^2+26x+8$

anonymous · Answer

$$\frac{4 x^2}{15}+29 x+8 $$

jhannybean · Answer

i'd say your best choice would be to leave it as it is.,

anonymous · Answer

I"m not sure, but I just wanna know how to solve this

nnesha · Answer

do you know how to factor the quadratic equations ???

anonymous · Answer

no please teach me

nnesha · Answer

alright there are like 3 ways to factor the quadratic equation but the easy one is AC method 
 you have to find two numbers when you multiply them you should get product of AC and when you add or subtract them you should get the middle term B
$$\huge\rm Ax^2+Bx+C$$
A=leading coefficient
B=middle term  
C=constant term

nnesha · Answer

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multiply A C