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Factor completely 3x2 + y.

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3x^2+y  (there is no common factor to further simplify this)
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Answer: The factorised form would be (3x²+y) itself.

Explanation:

Since we have given that


3x^2+y

We need to find the factorisation of the above expression:

There are two terms:

1) 3x²

2) y

Factors of 3x² = 1,3,x,x

Factors of y = 1,y

As we can see that there is no common factor between them.

So, it can't be factorised any more .

So, the factorised form would be (3x²+y) itself.

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