Answer:
(6x - 7) (6x - 7)
Explanation:
A perfect square trinomial will be in the form of ± A trick to factoring a perfect square trinomial would to write it as ±. (When doing this, the sign in the middle is determined by the middle sign in the original trinomial).
is known as a perfect square trinomial, too. Its first and last terms are both perfect squares (6x squared makes , 7 squared makes 49) and the middle term is 2 times the square roots of both of the other terms ( is ).
So, we can use the trick described earlier, and the answer would be , also known as (6x-7) (6x-7).
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