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Factor the expression 6p^3-12p^2+9p

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Answer:


3p(2p^2-4p+3)

Explanation:

Given polynomial:


6p^3-12p^2+9p

To factor out the polynomial completely.

Solution:

Factoring the given polynomial by first factoring the GCF.

The GCF can be found by listing the factors of each term.


6p^3=2* 3* p* p* p


-12p^2=-1* 2* 2* 3* p* p


9p=3* 3* p

Thus , the GCF of the terms is =
3p

Factoring
3p from each term.


3p(2p^2-4p+3) (Answer)

The above expression cannot be factored any further.

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