Mathematics, 20.05.2020 21:58, karlyisaunicorn

Which expression has (x – a) as one of its factors?

A.–(x + a) – 2
B.–2(x + a)
C.(x – a) + 2
D.2(x – a)
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Which expression has (x – a) as one of its factors?

A.–(x + a) – 2
B.–2(x + a)