Posted by Elisa on Sunday, June 19, 2011 at 11:12am.
Given: -12X^3 - 28X^2 - 3X.
Andrew made 2 mistakes:
1. You can't factor out -4x, because -3
is not divisible by -4.
2.The 2nd term in the parenthesis should be +7X.
You can only factor out an X:
X(-12X^2 - 28X - -3).
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