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Factorise : 16x^2 +72xy + 81y^2 -12x +27y

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Factorise : 16x^2 +72xy + 81y^2 -12x +27y

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Hello!!

It will be the same since there is no common factor. You just need to arrange in order.

6x^2 + 72xy - 12x + 81y^2 + 27y

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