SOLUTION: Find the number of possible values of p so that {{{ 6x^2+px+12 }}} can be factored as the product of two integral first degree polynomials.
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Question 1104951: Find the number of possible values of p so that can be factored as the product of two integral first degree polynomials.
Answer by josgarithmetic(39630) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Just the quadratic factor
This takes care of the leading term and the constant term in the quadratic factor.
This means that
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