Factor the polynomial by grouping (if possible). 13) 5n²p - 10np - 5n² + 10n A) (5n² - 10n)(p - 1) C) 5n(n - 2)(p - 1) B) 5np(n - 2) - 5n(n - 2) 13) D) Cannot be factored
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Step 1: Group the first two terms and the last two terms: (5n²p - 10np) + (-5n² + 10n) Show more…
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