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How do i factor 5x^ -65x + 180
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Well the first step is to make things easier for yourself and factor out a 5 (you can multiply the 5 back in if you want to). So you would have 5(x^2-13x+36). You can factor the expression in the parentheses as: (x-9)(x-4). So the final factoring is 5(x-9)(x-4) or (5x-45)(x-4). Do you understand what I did?
How did you get the 13x and 36..?
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