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Factor completely. Drag the expressions into the box if they are part of the factored form of the polynomial. If the polynomial is not factorable, drag prime.
šā”š„^2 ā3ā¢āā”š„^2 ā6ā¢šā”š¦^2 āšā”š¦^2 +6ā¢šā”š„^2 +3ā¢āā”š¦^2
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Combine like terms: (g ā 3h + 6f)x^2 + (āg + 3h ā 6f)y^2 = (g ā 3h + 6f)(x^2 ā y^2)
Then x^2 ā y^2 = (x ā y)(x + y).
So the fully factored form is (g ā 3h + 6f)(x ā y)(x + y).
Then x^2 ā y^2 = (x ā y)(x + y).
So the fully factored form is (g ā 3h + 6f)(x ā y)(x + y).
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