SOLUTION: How do I factor the polynomial:
4s+6st-14st^2?
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Question 83639: How do I factor the polynomial:
4s+6st-14st^2?
Answer by checkley75(3666) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
4s+6st-14st^2
2s(2+3t-7t^2)
(c+bt-at^2)
the quadratic equation is required to solve this term (2+3t-7t^2)
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