How do you factor completely x^2+7x+10?

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Callum S.
Nov 18, 2015

(x+2)(x+5)

Explanation:

To factor the quadratic x^2+7x+10, you need to find two numbers that add together to give the first coefficient, and multiply to give the second coefficient. In this case, these numbers are 2 and 5. The signs are both positive, so the signs in the factored quadratic are also positive.

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