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factorise 3y²+3y-36

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Answered by xXMarziyaXx
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32+3−36

3(2+−12)

[tex]3(2+−12)

3(2+4−3−12)

3(2+4−3−12)

3((+4)−3(+4))

3((+4)−3(+4))

3(−3)(+4)

Answered by BeautifulWitch
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Common \:  factor \\ 3y²+3y−36 \\ 3(y²+y−12) \\ Use \:  the \:  sum-product \:  pattern \\ 3(y²+y−12) \\ 3(y²+4y−3y−12) \\ Common \:  factor  \: from  \: the two  \: pairs \\ 3(y²+4y−3y−12) \\ 3(y(+4)−3(y+4)) \\ Rewrite  \: in  \: factored  \: form \\ 3(y(y+4)−3(y+4)) \\ 3(y−3)(y+4) \\

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