SOLUTION: Factor completely:
3(2y+3)^2+23(2y+3)-8
I started by using the substitution method, let u = 2y+3
3u^2+23u-8
(3u+24)(u-1)
{3(2y+3)+24}{(2y+3)-1}
(6y+6+24)(2y-2)
(6y+30)(2y-
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3(2y+3)^2+23(2y+3)-8
I started by using the substitution method, let u = 2y+3
3u^2+23u-8
(3u+24)(u-1)
{3(2y+3)+24}{(2y+3)-1}
(6y+6+24)(2y-2)
(6y+30)(2y-
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Question 102371: Factor completely:
3(2y+3)^2+23(2y+3)-8
I started by using the substitution method, let u = 2y+3
3u^2+23u-8
(3u+24)(u-1)
{3(2y+3)+24}{(2y+3)-1}
(6y+6+24)(2y-2)
(6y+30)(2y-2)
{6(y+5)}(2(y)}
Now I'm stuck. Please help. Answer by bucky(2189) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Given to factor completely:
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You said:
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I started by using the substitution method, let <===OK <=== OK <=== mistake. Notice that +24 times -1 does not equal -8. The factors are
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. continue from the point where you now have the factors of
. <=== in this line 2y + 3 is substituted for u in the factors
. <=== in this line the 3 is multiplied times (2y+3)
. <=== in this line the numbers in each set of parentheses are combined
. <=== in this line the common factor of 2 is taken out of the first
set of parentheses
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That's the answer .... is the complete factorization of the given
problem.
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Hope this helps to straighten things out for you.
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