Factorize three “x” squared plus

i'm having troubles with some sumshow would you factorize completely 9a(squared) - b(squared)? or an expression like
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Factorize completely 2y squared -11y +15
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help!!! i don't know how to factorize 9x*squared* - 12x +4! HELLLPPPPPP!
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factorize completely :12x squared-23x+5
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factorize completely :16-36p squared
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factorize completely12x squared -23x +5
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Factorize three “x” squared plus sixteen “x” plus 5
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Key: logx= log base x1. Prove that: (logx64 +logx4 -logx8)/(logx1024) =1/2 2.factorize by grouping r^2s^2+3t^2+r^2t^2+3s^2
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My Math work instructions is place the numbers from least to greatest.7 squared, 2, 8/2 squared = 2, seven squared, and 8/2
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My Math work instructions is place the numbers from least to greatest.7 squared, 2, 8/2 squared = 2, seven squared, and 8/2
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