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Write each expression as the product of two factors h•3+6•3​

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Answer:

3(h + 6)

Explanation:

Since we are starting with

h•3 + 6•3, try to see that there are two terms here h•3 and 6•3. In both of these terms is the factor 3. We can factor out the 3. This leaves behind (h + 6).

h•3 + 6•3

= 3(h + 6)

Its like "un-distributive" property. (this is not a technical term)

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