Factor 18bc + 9ab + 3cb completely. A) 3abc(6c + 3a + c) B) b(18c + 9a + 3c) C) 3(6bc + 3ab + bc) D) 3b(6c + 3a + c) HELP PLEASE

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Factor 18bc + 9ab + 3cb completely.

A) 3abc(6c + 3a + c)
B) b(18c + 9a + 3c)
C) 3(6bc + 3ab + bc)
D) 3b(6c + 3a + c)

HELP PLEASE

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The answer is D.
factor out 3, and b as they are common

Wallack answered May 3, 2021

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Answer:

Explanation:

you only are able to take out a 3b because thats the common factor in all the variables

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