The expression 2x2+7x is factorised into its basic terms:
2⋅x⋅x+7⋅x
Take out the common factor from the factorised expression.
To solve this problem, we'll focus on finding the greatest common factor of the expression 2x2+7x.
- Step 1: Identify the given expression 2x2+7x.
- Step 2: Look for common factors:
- In the term 2x2, the factors are 2, x, and x.
- In the term 7x, the factors are 7 and x.
- Step 3: Notice that the common factor here is x, as it is present in both terms.
- Step 4: Factor x out of each term in the expression:
2x2+7x=x(2x)+x(7)=x(2x+7)
Therefore, the expression 2x2+7x can be factorized as x(2x+7).
This corresponds to choice 3, which is x(2⋅x+7).
The factorized expression is x(2x+7).
x(2⋅x+7)