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OpenStudy (anonymous):
which is the factored form of
3x^2 −24ab+48ab^2 ?
a. (3a - 8b)(a - 6b)
b. (3a - 16b)(a - 3)
c. 3(a - 4b)(a - 4b)
d. 3(a- 8b)(a - 8b)
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
show work please.
OpenStudy (precal):
I would factor out the 3 first
OpenStudy (precal):
\[3(x^2-8ab+16ab^2)\]
OpenStudy (precal):
what two terms that you multiply give you \[x^2\]?
OpenStudy (precal):
Do you have a typo? I don't think x should be there
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
?
OpenStudy (precal):
your problem is incorrect? check it
OpenStudy (anonymous):
that is how the question is shown
OpenStudy (precal):
no way x times x gives you x^2
not a^2
OpenStudy (anonymous):
oops i checked and it had an (a) not a (x) sorry
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
thanks for telling me.
OpenStudy (precal):
ok back to my question
what two terms give you a^2?
OpenStudy (precal):
by the way I am trying to help you learn how to do this problem
OpenStudy (anonymous):
are the two terms give you a^2 3 and 16?
OpenStudy (precal):
\[3(a^2-8ab+16ab^2)\]
I have a feeling that you last term should be
\[16a^2b^2\]
you might want to double check it
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OpenStudy (precal):
not I was referring to \[a^2\]
what two terms can you multiply to get \[a^2\]
OpenStudy (precal):
check that last term please
OpenStudy (precal):
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