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In $9-26,$ write each expression as the product of two binomials.$$6 x^{2}-13 x+2$$
$(x-2)(6 x-1)$
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So we want to write the expression as a product of soup. I know meals. So we're just gonna factor this So we multiply the first time in the last time we get positive 12 and they will look at our middle term, which is negative. 13. And we know he wanted to add some negative 13. So when we factor tryingto meal, we just want to split apart this middle terms and then we contracted by grouping. So now we're gonna list the factors of 12 someone in 12 to in six in three and four. They will need to find out which combination would give us negative 13. So we know that since there's 12 is positive, both terms have to be either positive or negative. And then since we know the sign of this 13 is negative, that means the boat terms have to be negative. So we all mostly no that boat terms have to be negative. So starting from the top native, one minus well, because those negative 13. So now we know that this is our pair here, so we're gonna split apart the military. So we have six x squared and then we'll have minus 12 x minus one x and then bring down that plus two. So now we get the 1st 2 times and group the last two times. Don't forget to include that sign in front of the negative points. And now we're gonna factor out the greatest common factor in the greatest common Manami. So the guy is coming back to between six and 12 6 and pull out of six. And then we also pull out the variable with the lowest degree, which is X. So you pull that out. We're left with X minus two on the inside. And from the second factor, we're gonna pull out a negative point. They were left with X minus two on the inside. A new nipple on negative one. Because we need this term to match this, Sir, in this how we know we're on the right track. So we live with X minus two, and then I would have just lived six X minus one
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