Polynomials

Kenneth S. answered • 10/20/16

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This can be factored as (6x-7)(18x-21), and the second of these factors can be factored further.

The factorability can be demonstrated by computing the discriminant, b²-4ac, and this turns out to be zero. Therefore one factor is a perfect square!

Final answer: 3(6x-7)²

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