Homework Help: factor completely

Posted by Jennifer on Saturday, January 24, 2009 at 1:38pm.

6h^2 + 45h - 24

3(2h^2 + 15h - 8)

3(2h^2 + 1h + 16h - 8)

1h(2h + 1) + 8(2h + 1)

3(2h + 1) (1h + 8)

Is this correct?

factor completely - drwls, Saturday, January 24, 2009 at 2:09pm
If you multiply it out, you would will see that your answer is incorrect.

After
3(2h^2 + 15h - 8)
the next step should be
3(h + 8)(2h -1)

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