An expression is shown below:

3pf^2 - 21p^2f + 6pf - 42p^2

Part A: Rewrite the expression so the GCF is factored completely.

Part B: Rewrite the expression completely factored. Show the steps of your work.

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Tramp

17 February, 20:16

An expression is shown below:

3pf^2 - 21p^2f + 6pf - 42p^2

Part A: Rewrite the expression so the GCF is factored completely.

Part B: Rewrite the expression completely factored. Show the steps of your work.

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Trent Roman · Answer 1

Part A: The GCF is 3p.

Factor 3p out of every part of the polynomial.

3p (f^2-7pf+2f-14p)

Part B: Continue factoring, so factor out 'f' from the polynomial.

Simplest form: 3p[f (f-7p+2) - 14p)

Emmett · Answer 2

3pf^2 - 21p^2f + 6pf - 42p^2

A. 3p (f^2 - 7pf + 2f - 14p)

B. 3p (f + 2) (f - 7p)

An expression is shown below:3pf^2 - 21p^2f + 6pf - 42p^2Part A: Rewrite the expression so the GCF is factored completely.Part B: Rewrite the expression completely factored. Show the steps of your work.

An expression is shown below:

3pf^2 - 21p^2f + 6pf - 42p^2

Part A: Rewrite the expression so the GCF is factored completely.

Part B: Rewrite the expression completely factored. Show the steps of your work.