Which of the following shows how the expression below can be factored using the greatest common factor? 6p3 -12 p2 + 9p A. 3(2p) - 4p? + 3p) B. 3p(2p2 - 4p + 3) C. 3p? (2p? - 4p +3) D. 6p(p²-2p +9)

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Which of the following shows how the expression below can be factored using the

greatest common factor?
6p3 -12 p2 + 9p
A. 3(2p) - 4p? + 3p)
B. 3p(2p2 - 4p + 3)
C. 3p? (2p? - 4p +3)
D. 6p(p²-2p +9)

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Answer:

Explanation:

Given

6p³ - 12p² + 9p ← factor out 3p from each term

= 3p(2p² - 4p + 3) → B

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