miraklefromGod miraklefromGod
  • 19-10-2017
  • Mathematics
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why can't the expression 13x+10 be factored

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rory2002
rory2002 rory2002
  • 19-10-2017
The expression 13x + 10 cannot be factored because neither 13 nor 10 are perfect squares. You also cannot factor this expression because x is not squared.
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alexisculbreth07
alexisculbreth07 alexisculbreth07
  • 19-10-2017
This expression cannot be factored because 13 and 10 do not have a common GCF and they cannot be grouped.
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