What is the missing constant term in the perfect square that starts with x^2+6x

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Answer:

Explanation:

x^2+6x

Take the coefficient of x

Divide by 2

6/2 =3

Square that

3^2 =9

Add that as the constant term

Dnephin answered Apr 18, 2021

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