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Factor.\newline9d26d+19d^2 - 6d + 1

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Q. Factor.\newline9d26d+19d^2 - 6d + 1
  1. Identify Perfect Square Trinomial: Determine if the quadratic can be factored using the perfect square trinomial formula.\newlineA perfect square trinomial is in the form of (a2±2ab+b2)(a^2 \pm 2ab + b^2) which factors to (a±b)2(a \pm b)^2.\newlineWe can check if 9d26d+19d^2 - 6d + 1 is a perfect square trinomial by identifying a2a^2, 2ab2ab, and b2b^2 in the expression.\newline9d29d^2 is a perfect square since (3d)2=9d2(3d)^2 = 9d^2.\newline11 is a perfect square since (1)2=1(1)^2 = 1.\newlineThe middle term, (a±b)2(a \pm b)^200, should be equal to 2ab2ab. We have (a±b)2(a \pm b)^222 and (a±b)2(a \pm b)^233, so (a±b)2(a \pm b)^244.\newlineSince the middle term is (a±b)2(a \pm b)^200, it matches the form of (a±b)2(a \pm b)^266.
  2. Check for Perfect Square Trinomial: Factor the quadratic using the perfect square trinomial formula.\newlineSince we have identified that 9d26d+19d^2 - 6d + 1 is a perfect square trinomial, we can factor it as (ab)2(a - b)^2 where a=3da = 3d and b=1b = 1.\newlineTherefore, the factored form is (3d1)2(3d - 1)^2.