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Mathematics
Algebra
Factoring quadratics
is it possible to factorise 2z^2-2z+3?
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No, it is not possible to factorize 2z^2 - 2z + 3 using real numbers. This is because the quadratic expression does not factor into two linear factors with real coefficients.
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