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factor equation. answer is second picture. I do not know to get there though. step by step. f=3-2(3a)^(2) is the equation.

factor equation. answer is second picture. I do not know to get there though. step-example-1
factor equation. answer is second picture. I do not know to get there though. step-example-1
factor equation. answer is second picture. I do not know to get there though. step-example-2
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Answer:


f=-18a^2+3

Explanation:

Given equation:


f=3-2(3a)^2


\textsf{Apply exponent rule} \quad (ab)^n=a^n b^n:


\implies f=3-2(3^2a^2)

Rewrite 3² as 9:


\implies f=3-2(9a^2)

Remove the parentheses:


\implies f=3-2 \cdot 9a^2

Multiply the numbers 2 · 9 = 18 :


\implies f=3-18a^2

Rearrange to make the variable the first term:


\implies f=-18a^2+3

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