Splitting the middle term, what do we get as the factors of x² - 2√3x + 3?

(√3x – 1) (x + √3)

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(x + √3) (x - √3)

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(x - √3) (x - √3)

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(√3x + 1) (x - √3)

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(x - √3) (x - √3)

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