SOLUTION: Factorize the following: 2x^2+7xy+3y^2-5y-2
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Question 1164306: Factorize the following: 2x^2+7xy+3y^2-5y-2
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(y\ -\ 2))
Note that:
\ +\ 2x(3y\ +\ 1))
Substituting:
\ +\ 2x(3y\ +\ 1)\ +\ (3y\ +\ 1)(y\ -\ 2))
Factor out 
:
\ +\ (3y\ +\ 1)(2x\ +\ y\ -\ 2))
Factor out 
\ +\ (3y\ +\ 1)(2x\ +\ y\ -\ 2))
Factor out 
(2x\ +\ y\ -\ 2))
Go have a snack.
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
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