does anyone know how to factor x (x+3)-9(x+3)

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anonymous · Answer

(x-9)(x+3)

anonymous · Answer

Take the x+3 out from both the terms
(x+3)[x -9]

anonymous · Answer

you want the two numbers to add up to your middle number and multiply together to your last number. ax^2+bx+c.... your middle number being b and your last number being c

saifoo.khan · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

as sumanthy says, the x+3 can be considered a GCF of the two terms x(x+3) and -9(x+3) so factor it out leaving the x-9 as the second factor; it is aprt of a process often called "factor by grouping"

anonymous · Answer

I have several questions that involve equations and I am kinda new to this and not sure how I can write it out correctly on here. any suggestions?

anonymous · Answer

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