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Algebra 2 Section 5.5 Factoring Quadratics w/leading coefficient a> 1

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Q 1/13
Score 0
Factor. 3p²− 2 p − 5
300
(3p − 5)( p + 1)
(3p + 5)( p + 1)
(3p − 2)(p − 2)
Q 2/13
Score 0
Factor 5n²+ 19n + 12
300
(5n - 4)(n - 3)
(5n + 4)(n - 3)
(5n - 4)(n + 3)
(5n + 4)(n + 3)

13 questions

Q.

Factor. 3p²− 2 p − 5

1

300 sec

Q.

Factor 5n²+ 19n + 12

2

300 sec

Q.

Factor 2n²+ 3n − 9

3

30 sec

Q.

Factor. 2v² + 11v + 5

4

300 sec

Q.

Factor 2n² + 5n + 2

5

300 sec

Q.

Factor 6x² + 37x + 6

6

300 sec

Q.

Factor 2x²+ 11x + 15

7

300 sec

Q.

8

300 sec

Q.

9

300 sec

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10

300 sec

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11

300 sec

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12

300 sec

Q.

Factor 4n² − 15n − 25

13

300 sec

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