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Not much you can do to that. The first two terms have an x in common, and the last two terms have a 2 in common, but I don't see much else.
\[6xy-9x-4y+6\]
That's a little better. You can factor out a 3x from the first two now.
You should then get a (2y-3) factor common to both terms. Factor that out and you'll have it.
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