The factored form of the expression 
is 
The expression x^2 + 9 has no real roots hence cannot be factored
Quadratic equations are equations with a degree of 2.
Given the quadratic function 
For the function
Using the difference of two squares:
For the expression x^2 + 9
The expression x^2 + 9 has no real roots hence cannot be factored
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58 212 2800 900
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29 2 2 106 700 4 3 300
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2 53 70 10 2 2 3 100
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7 10 5 2 2 50
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5 2 5 10
/ \
5 2
The prime factors are in bold.
It’s either Option 1 or 4
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The expression can be fully factored as ...
3·5·(x-3)
Equivalent expressions can be formed by eliminating parentheses to give ...
15x -45
or by combining different pairs of factors:
Of course any of the terms can be broken apart and/or combined in different ways:
= 15(x -2) -15
= (7x -7) + 2(4x -19)
