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Question 915744: I need help trying to solve this problem. Thank you in advance, for helping me out. I really appreciate your time and efforts. Have a terrific day :) Here is the question? Choose the correct method to factor each of the following:
-r^2 + 14 - 45 Answer by josgarithmetic(39616) (Show Source):
Next, can you find a pair of numbers whose sum is 14 (did you forget to include factor of r? ) and whose product is 45.
3*15=45
5*9=45
Anything else?
No.
The question you really wanted was, what method needed to factor .
Not factorable. The method is the same, just that no need to factor any . What two integers have product of and sum of ? What are they? They MUST be integers.
Let's check what we can find.
Factorization of 20, ignoring sign:
1*20;
2*10;
4*5.
No others.
Any sum or difference to give positive 3?
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NO.
Not factorable. PRIME.