Rewrite the expression by factoring out (u+2)

Factoring is an algebraic technique of simplifying algebraic terms. The concept is to find a common factor within the algebraic terms. From the given problem, each term contains (u+2). So, you place (u+2) outside the parenthesis, and create an expression that would still equal to the original equation. The factored form would be: (u+2)(5u²+1)

29933333.33

step-by-step explanation:

6×10=604000000÷60=66666.6666766666.6667×449=29933333.33