Area of a tile A square tile has side lengths modeled by the trinomial x²+4x+3. Factor it to determine possible side lengths of smaller square sections forming the tile. Solution:

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Area of a tile A square tile has side lengths modeled by the trinomial x²+4x+3. Factor it to determine possible side lengths of smaller square sections forming the tile. Solution:​

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Answer:The factor of the trinomial is (x+3) (x+1)

Area of a tile A square tile has side lengths modeled by the trinomial x²+4x+3. Factor it to determine possible side lengths of smaller square sections forming the tile. Solution:​

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