Question

How do i Factor 9x^6

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Factoring is a very hard thing to do when it comes to inequalities so I'm going to try to make this the simplest way so my answer is crystal clear.
SO FIRST
9x+ 6
9 can be factored (basically simplified) as 3x3 since that equals nine and we are now only left with prime numbers
(THE KEY TO FACTORING IS CANCELING OUT ALL THE COMPOSITE NUMBERS)
Then we can factor x as 1x. X times one but since x is the same symbol used as a multiplication symbol I will write it as 1x.
Next 6 will factorize out as 3x2.
So 9=3x3
So 6=3x2x
We're going to cross out the 3's since it's the most repeated number.
So we have 3 so far, now we need something to put in our parentheses!
So when we cross out all the 3,s what do we have left?
We have 2x
So our final answer is 3(2x)
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