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9x^3-16x factor using the GCF as the first term

9x^3-16x factor using the GCF as the first term
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9x^3-16x factor using the GCF as the first term

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x is the gcf so:

this is the maximum you can factor that too:


\sf{x(9x^2-16)}
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