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Have to completely factor this... 144-9p^2 [my factoring]: (12 - 3p) x (12p + 12p) 9(3 - p) = 12 + p --> (or is it 3 + p) ?
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Have to completely factor this... 144-9p^2 [my factoring]: (12 - 3p) x (12p + 12p) 9(3 - p) = 12 + p --> (or is it 3 + p) ?
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Have to completely factor this...
144-9p^2
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9(3 - p) = 12 + p --> (or is it 3 + p) ?
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12^2-(3p)^2
a^2-b^2=(a+b)(a-b)
hence 12-3p)(12+3p)
if you want you can further take 3 from both factors.
please like my answer it would be helpful.
thanks
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