QuestionJAMBGeneral Maths1992ObjectiveQuadratics & their graphsQuadratics & their graphs
Factorize 9p2−q2+6qr−9r2.
Worked solution (try it first)
Group the last three terms:
9p2−(q2−6qr+9r2).
The bracket is a perfect square,
(q−3r)2, so the expression is
(3p)2−(q−3r)2.
Difference of two squares:
[3p−(q−3r)][3p+(q−3r)], which is
(3p−q+3r)(3p+q−3r), option C.
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