How do you factor 9+3p
2 answers:
<u><em>3(p+3) is the correct answer. </em></u>First you had to rewrite the equation, and it gave us, , or
. And then write factor out by the common term of 3, and it gave us the answer is, <u><em>3(p+3) is the correct answer. </em></u>
9+3p
1.You had to rewrite the equation form of 9 as 3*3.
3p+3*3
2. Then you write it down by the factor of by the common term of 3.
<u><em>=3(p+3) is the correct answer. </em></u>
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