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In Mathematics / College | 2025-08-20

Select the correct answer.

One factor of this polynomial is $(x-5)$.

[tex]x^3-15 x^2+71 x-105[/tex]

Which expression represents the other factor, or factors, of the polynomial?

A. [tex]x^2+10 x-21[/tex]
B. [tex](x-7)(x-3)[/tex]
C. [tex](x+7)(x-3)[/tex]
D. [tex]x^2+10 x+21[/tex]

Asked by venusxp

Answer (3)

If there were 5 small pizzas 2 friends eat 1 pizza so 6 friends eat 3 pizzas there will only be enough for 4 friends to eat so there would need to be 6 pizzas for each to be equally...

Answered by buddy16748 | 2024-06-10

1/2 I think because everybody already ate except for one person

Answered by angynava65 | 2024-06-10

Each of the 6 friends initially eats half a pizza, totaling 3 pizzas consumed. After that, 2 pizzas remain, which can be equally shared among the friends, meaning each friend will need to eat another third of a pizza. Therefore, each friend needs to eat 3 1 ​ more pizza.
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Answered by buddy16748 | 2025-01-31

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