Andrew M. answered 04/25/17
Amanda R.
asked 04/24/175a^3+35a^2-90a
i need help on algebra 2
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5a^3+35a^2-90a
You haven't told us what you need done with this expression.
Each term is factorable by 5a so we can factor that out giving:
5a(a2 +7a - 18)
The quadratic a2 + 7a - 18 is also factorable.
Look at the constant -18 ... see if there are
factors of -18 that add to the coefficient of the
middle term .. 7.
the factors of -18 that add to 7 are (9)(-2)
so a2+7a-18 = (a+9)(a-2)
Your final factored form of the expression is:
5a(a-2)(a+9)
If you need the zeroes of this they are at
a = {-9, 0, 2}
Mark M. answered 04/24/17
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5a3 + 35a2 - 90a
5a(a2 + 7a - 14)
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Amanda R.
04/24/17