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23 April, 08:14

How do I factor the expression 27 - 9x + 15

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  1. 23 April, 08:49
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    27 + 15 = 42 - 9x + 42 = - 3 (3x - 14)
  2. 23 April, 10:53
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    Simple ...

    you have: 27-9x+15

    Add any terms that are the same-->>

    -9x+42

    Factor-->>>

    -3 (3x-14)

    Thus, your answer.
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