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Factor the polynomial expression 3x² + 2.

A. (√3x + √2i)(√3x - √/2i)
B. (3x + √2i)(3x - √2i)
C. (√3x + √2)(√3x - √2)
D. (√3x + i)(√√3x - i)

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Answer:


\boxed{\left(x+i\sqrt{(2)/(3)}i \right)\left(x-i\sqrt{(2)/(3)}i \right)}

Explanation:

Setting the expression equal to zero to find the roots,


3x^2 +2=0\\\\3x^2 =-2\\\\x^2 =-(2)/(3)\\\\x=\pm i\sqrt{(2)/(3)}

This means that


3x^2 +2=\boxed{\left(x+i\sqrt{(2)/(3)}i \right)\left(x-i\sqrt{(2)/(3)}i \right)}

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