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Help me please guys if you don’t mind

Help me please guys if you don’t mind-example-1
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Answer:

Greatest common factor = [2x - 5][x + 2]

Explanation:

Given equation:

2x² - x - 10

Find:

Greatest common factor

Computation;

⇔ 2x² - x - 10

By splitting mid term

⇔ 2x² - [5 - 4]x - 10

Multiply by 'x'

⇔ 2x² - 5x + 4x - 10

taking x and 2 as common

⇔ x[2x - 5] + 2[2x - 5]

taking [2x - 5] as common

⇔ [2x - 5][x + 2]

Greatest common factor = [2x - 5][x + 2]

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