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how do you factor 9-x2

Matthew391

by Matthew391 at August 29, 2010

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It is the difference of perfect squares, so it would be (3+x)(3-x).

DoggiLov DoggiLov August 30, 2010

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You do the difference of 2 squares or (3+x)(3-x)If this was x2 - 9, to compare, it would be (x + 3)(x -3)

yankeekid yankeekid August 30, 2010

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square of differences. remember if both numbers are perfect square just find the square roots of both of them and add the square roots together and subtract the square roots then multiply them. answer is (3+x)(3-x) because i took square roots of both numbers and got 3 and x so i add 3+x and multiply that by 3-x

GURUKID GURUKID August 30, 2010

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