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Mathematics, 25.06.2019 01:30, person6764

Factor the following trinomials into two binomials (don't forget to look for a common factor first). 1. x2+ 9x + 8 = ? 2. s2+ 10s + 21 = ? 3. 3r2− 12r + 12 = ?

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