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I will start with AC method since their is no perfect square the multiply 6 and 2 which equals 12 and find what adds up to 7 and multiplies to 12

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I would start with the AC method since there are 3 terms and they are not perfect squares

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i would start with factoring by using the AC method

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I would start with

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i would factor using AC method i would start this way because u can not factor out anything there are no perfect squares.

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6x² + 7x + 2
2 * 1 = 2, and (3x * 1) + (2x * 2) adds up to 7x.
(3x + 2) (2x + 1)

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6x^2 + 7x + 2. You would start by multiplying 2 and 6. You would use the AC method. You would start that way because not all of them are perfect sqaures.

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first you'd have to do ac method
then multiply 2 &6

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i would factor the following expression using ac method since there are no perfect squares

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I would start with ac method which you multiply 2 and 6 which gives you 12 and find two numbers that add up to 7 but can also be used to multiply 12 which are 3 and 4, 3*4=12 and 3+4=7

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I would use the AC method.
6x^2+7x+2
(6x^2+4x)+(3x+2)
(3x+2)(2x+1)

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I would use the quadratics where is a>1 I would start by first multiplying the first and last coefficient.
6*2=12      _+_=7
4and 3
(6x^2+4x)+(3x+2)
(2x+1)(3x+2)

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I would

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6x^2 + 7x + 2
Since there are no perfect squares you would start by doing the ac method. First, you multiply 6 and 2 which will give you 12.

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i would start with factoring and then end with factoring. i would use factoring because there are no perfect squares and use the ac method. find what factor you can multiple with 12 that add up to 7. once you find those factors you can start from there.

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I would start with multiplying 6 and 2 and use the AC method since there weren't any perfect squares and couldn't have been used with basic factoring because not all factors are divisible by 2 and I'd end with (2x+1)(3x+2) and finish this way because of the way that the AC method works.

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IF I TOLD YOU TO FACTOR THE FOLLOWING EXPRESSION. HOW WOULD YOU DO IT. IN WORDS. USE PROPER VOCABULARY. Where would you start? what method? why start that way? Why finish that way? etc. 

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IF I TOLD YOU TO FACTOR THE FOLLOWING EXPRESSION. HOW WOULD YOU DO IT. IN WORDS. USE PROPER VOCABULARY. Where would you start? what method? why start that way? Why finish that way? etc. 

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6x ² + 7x + 2