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First multiply 3 and the 1
Then simplify b^2-4b+3=0
Then divide both numbers by 3 (b-3/3)(b-1/3)=0
If it doesn’t go in even like the second term then bring it before the B
Then equal both terms to 0 and solve
Then simplify b^2-4b+3=0
Then divide both numbers by 3 (b-3/3)(b-1/3)=0
If it doesn’t go in even like the second term then bring it before the B
Then equal both terms to 0 and solve