Factor Completely: 12a^3d^2 - 6ad^3.
6ad^2(2a^2-d)
Common factors are 6, a, d^2 \(\Large \color{purple}{\rightarrow 6ad^2(2a^2 - d) }\)
Get it? We have to multiply common factors and put that outside the bracket.
6ad^2(2a^2-d)
thanks guys ;)
Seriously? He'd get the medal?
No problem (:
hey answered first parth srry :L
i got noe more question see if you can aswer first on that one
Openstudy is not about answering first. It's about explaining.
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well he EXPLAINED first
@cshalvey ?
see you got a medal
@mud116 I didn't get it from you.
hey halvey wassup?
Hey everyone - so, thanks for bringing this up (and btw, no one's in trouble, so don't scatter ;)
i never from my friend mods lol
I totally know how SmartScore works, you get more if you get it from the asker :P
But the point of OpenStudy *is* to offer explanation and help, and we frown on simply giving the answer outright. Especially in cases like this, where someone is formulating an explanation in pieces (like @ParthKohli ) - once the asker has the answer they usually aren't as interested in finding out the method. So, we ask that you don't simply give an answer (@Kaederfds ) - and also, as the asker @mud116 - you can always change who you've given the medal to. In this case, I think @ParthKohli devoted more time and energy, and also wanted to make sure that you understood what he was saying (an essential part of teaching). Thanks everyone, and just try and remember this kind of stuff going forward, cheers!
good point bro i get what your saying and i do want it explained so ya parth here ya go! :D
@mud116 You really took that saying seriously hahaha
Nicely done guys :)
thanks for the help Parth and the understanding cshalvey
halvey quick question are you into like soul/dub music?
just let me know if you are i got a artist i think you would like ;)
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