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12 March, 07:35

How do i completely factor 9c^4-36c^2?

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  1. 12 March, 07:50
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    You would do

    (3c^2+6c) (3c^2-6c)

    since 3c^2 squared becomes 9c^4

    and 6c times negative 6c becomes - 36c^2

    I just checked over and it would become

    3c^2+6c[3c (c-2) ]
  2. 12 March, 07:54
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    You take out the biggest factor of 9 and 36 which is 9c^2. The factors both have the c variable in common so you take the least exponent and put it with the gcf.

    9c^2 (c^2+4)
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