SOLUTION: When a polynomial with a "-" (negative) sign on the last term is factored, what is always true about the signs of the factors? both positive both negative one positive and

SOLUTION: When a polynomial with a "-" (negative) sign on the last term is factored, what is always true about the signs of the factors? both positive both negative one positive and

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Question 58801: When a polynomial with a "-" (negative) sign on the last term is factored, what is always true about the signs of the factors?
both positive
both negative
one positive and one negative
the signs do not matter

Answer by sweet_n_snistr(1) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
it is a positive.
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