Mathematics, 09.11.2019 23:31 wambold3

Which expression is equivalent to m^2-13m-30?
(m – 15) (m + 2)
(m – 10) (m – 3)
(m + 15) ( m – 2)
(m + 10) (m + 3)

Which expression is equivalent to m^2-13m-30? (m – 15) (m + 2) (m – 10) (m – 3)

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Which expression is equivalent to m^2-13m-30?
(m – 15) (m + 2)
(m – 10) (m – 3)
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