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Factor. 14x² +9x-5 factor trinominals when a>1 and a=1

Factor. 14x² +9x-5 factor trinominals when a>1 and a=1
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Factor. 14x² +9x-5 factor trinominals when a>1 and a=1

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The given polynomial : 14x² +9x-5

To factorize:


\begin{gathered} 14x^2+9x-5=14x^2+14x-5x-5 \\ 14x^2+9x-5=14x(x+1)-5(x+1) \\ 14x^2+9x-5=(14x-5)(x+1) \end{gathered}

Answer : 14x² +9x-5 = (14x-5)(x+1)

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