Posted by Algebra on Sunday, December 7, 2008 at 8:34pm.
This is a quadratic, so we'll try to factor it into (x+a)(x+b).
The constant term is positive, so we know that a and b have the same sign. The x term is negative, so we know a and b are both negative. We need to find two negative numbers, a and b, such that a*b = 35 and a+b = -12. You should be able to do that yourself; there aren't that many possibilities to try.
thanks
(X-7)(X-5)
subtract. Simplify if possible
z-7/z - 9z-11/11z =?
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