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Factor 12y³ + 8y2 - 3y - 2 completely.
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Answer:
(3y+2)(2y - 1)(2y+1)
Explanation:
12y³ + 8y2 - 3y - 2
(6y^2 + y -2)(2y - 1)
(3y+2)(2y - 1)(2y+1)
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