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Factor completely 3x2 - 21.

Sagot :

[tex]3x^2-21=3(x^2-7)=3[x^2-(\sqrt7)^2]=3(x-\sqrt7)(x+\sqrt7)[/tex]
AL2006
3x² - 21

Factor 3 from both terms:

3 (x² - 7)

To me, that's as far as you should need to go.  But if you want to get
completely carried away, you could go one step further, since you have
the difference of two squares:

3 (x + √7) (x - √7)

Of course, there's no end now, because the last binomial could be
considered another difference of two squares, so you'd have to
factor that too:

3 (x + √7) (√x + ⁴√7) (√x - ⁴√7)

but to me, this would be nonsense.
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