Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, December 11, 2008 at 8:20pm.
isnt it the difference of two squares?
3(x^2-9y^2)=3(x-3y)*(x+3y)
Yes but isnt the difference of two squares just one technique to factor polynomials?
Of course. If one technique works to factor a polynomial, it is factored.
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