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Which is the factorisation of \(2x^2+11x+15\)?

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Correct answer: \((2x+5)(x+3)\)

Answer: B. To factorise \(2x^2+11x+15\), look for two factors whose first terms multiply to \(2x^2\), whose constants multiply to 15, and whose cross-products add to \(11x\). In B, \((2x+5)(x+3)=2x^2+6x+5x+15=2x^2+11x+15\). Therefore B is exactly correct. Option A gives \(2x^2+31x+15\), because the cross-products are 30x and x. Option C gives \(2x^2+13x+15\), since 10x+3x=13x. Option D gives \(x^2+11x+30\), so even its leading and constant terms do not match. The safest method is to expand each proposed pair; factorisation must reproduce every original term.

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Quadratic FactorisationSplitting Middle TermPolynomial FactorisationFactorisationExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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