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8 December, 21:39

How to factor a trinomial x^2+11x+19

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  1. 9 December, 00:33
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    this trinomial is prime, and cannot be factored.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    when expanding the equation, you multiply the last term by the first term's coefficient, and then find two factors that multiply to that product, and sum to the middle coefficient.

    1 * 19 = 19

    there are no factors that will multiply to 19 and sum to 11. thus, this polynomial is prime.
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