Multiple Choice
Consider the following approach to factoring. We need two integers whose sum is 39 and whose product is 360. To help find these integers, let s prime factor 360. Now by grouping these factors in various ways, we find that and So the numbers are 15 and 24, and we can express the middle term of the given trinomial, , as . Therefore, we can complete the factoring as follows: Factor the trinomial.
A) (4 y + 3) (8 y + 2)
B) (4 y 3) (5 y 2)
C) (4 y + 3) (5 y + 2)
D) (4 y 3) (5 y + 2)
E) (6 y + 3) (5 y + 3)
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