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Amiyah
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27 June, 15:39
N (n-1) + 3 (n-1) Factor the polynomial
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Juliana Trujillo
27 June, 15:54
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The properly factored form of this would be (n + 3) (n - 1)
Step-by-step explanation:
When you have two terms being multiplied by the same polynomial, you can combine those terms into a polynomial of their own. So since n and 3 were both being multiplied by (n - 1), we can put them in the same parenthesis and multiply them with the parenthesis given.
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