Question

need help
factor
6c^2-6q^2

Answer 1

so if you factor out a 6 first, you get 6(c^2-q^2). the quantity is a difference of 2 squares, so you get 6(c-q)(c+q).

hope that helps

Answer 2

this is what i have so far
6(c^2-q^2)
c^2=c q^2=q

Answer 3

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

Answer 4

which one is it
6(c+q)(c-q) or 6(c-q)(c+q)

Answer 5

its one of d same thng

Answer 6

when i input my answer it has to be one or the other one is correct the other is not

Answer 7

i believe yours is correct
c+q is the sum and c-q is the difference

Answer 8

no there must b error bcoz this is right u write (c-q) befor or after it doesnt matter

Answer 9

its in mathlab no errors