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Question -1 Solve n^(2)+13n+30=0 by factoring. Enter your answers as a list separated by

Question -1 Solve n^(2)+13n+30=0 by factoring. Enter your answers as a list separated by
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Question -1 Solve n^(2)+13n+30=0 by factoring. Enter your answers as a list separated by

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User Ultimation
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Answer:

(n+3)(n+10)

Explanation:

n^2+13n+30

n^2+10n+3n+30

n(n+10)+3n+30

n(n+10)+3(n+10)

(n+3)(n+10)

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