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im pretty sure its the 2nd or 3rd one

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Factor: 8ab - 16ac + 12a

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The GCF we factor out is 4a

8ab = 4a*2b
16ac = 4a*4c
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Each term has been factored so that 4a is a factor

Using those factorizations, we can use the distributive property in reverse
8ab - 16ac + 12a = 4a*2b - 4a*4c + 4a*3
8ab - 16ac + 12a = 4a*(2b - 4c + 3)

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A,b,c, or d??? Need help someone

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:Phil’s age decreased by 9 years is 14 years ?

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a cone with a radius of 3” has a total area of 24pie square inches. Find the volume of the cone. 12pie, 24 pie or 15 pie

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$12\pi (inches)^{2}$

Step-by-step explanation:

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radius of cone = 3 inch

Total area of cone = $24\pi (inch)^{2}$

Find the volume of the cone?

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Where r = radius

Ans s = side of the cone

Put the area value in equation 1

$24\pi=\pi r(r+s)$ -------(1)

$\frac{24\pi }{\pi r} =r+s$

$\frac{24}{ r}-r =s$

Put r value in above equation.

$s =\frac{24}{ 3}-3$

$s=8-3$

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$s^{2}=r^{2}+ h^{2}$

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Put r and s value in above equation.

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Put r and h value in above equation.

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