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The factorization below is missing two positive integers a and b. 6x^(3)+18x^(2)-240x=6x(x-a)(x+b) Factor the polynomial and then supply the value of a. (Do not include the minu…
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The factorization below is missing two positive integers a and b. 6x^(3)+18x^(2)-240x=6x(x-a)(x+b) Factor the polynomial and then supply the value of a. (Do not include the minu…
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The factorization below is missing two positive integers a and b. 6x^(3)+18x^(2)-240x=6x(x-a)(x+b) Factor the polynomial and then supply the value of a. (Do not include the minus sign.)
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a = 5
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Hello, please consider the following.
So, a = 5.
Thank you.
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