factorise: x^2-y^2-z^2+6yz
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You can't factorise it in any meaningful way.
You could, for example, do x^2-y(y-6z)-z^2 or x^2-z(z-6y)-y^2
but those are not helpful in solving the equation
You could, for example, do x^2-y(y-6z)-z^2 or x^2-z(z-6y)-y^2
but those are not helpful in solving the equation
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