Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
p(A) = a^3 + 3a^2 + 9a + 27
put brackets around the 1st and second terms and another set around the 3rd and 4th
P(a)= (a^3 + 3a^2) + (9a + 27)
Using the distributive property, pull out the common factor for each of the 2 terms that contain the brackets.
P(a) = a^2 ( a + 3) + 9(a + 3)
Let a + 3 = x
P(a) = a^2x + 9x
Put brackets around these 2 terms
P(a)= x(a^2 + 9)
Substitute a + 3 for x
P(a) = (a + 3) ( a^2 + 9)
Bro I got no clue
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Is this calculus or something?
I believe the answer is 21
