Q. This is the only question in this section.QuestionUse the trinomial 4x2−12x+9 to complete the following sentence
Factor Trinomial: First, let's look at the trinomial 4x2−12x+9. We need to factor it, which means we're looking for two binomials that multiply together to give us this trinomial.
Identify Perfect Square: The trinomial is a perfect square because the first term, 4x2, is a square of 2x, and the last term, 9, is a square of 3. The middle term, −12x, is twice the product of 2x and 3, which means we can write the trinomial as (2x−3)2.
Complete the Sentence: Now we can complete the sentence using the factored form of the trinomial. The sentence would be: "The trinomial 4x2−12x+9 can be factored as (2x−3)2."
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