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How do you factor equations?

The example question: 9u^2-15uv+4v^2

I just didn't learn enough in Algebra 1 and am really struggling.

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User Meloney
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9u^2-15uv+4v^2=\\\\9u^2-3uv-12uv+4v^2=\ \ \ \ \ \ \ |-15uv=-3uv-15uv\\\\3u(3u-v)-4v(3u-v)=\ \ \ \ \ \ \ |put\ something\ in\ front\ of\ bracket\\from\ first\ two\ numbers,\ also\ from\ the\ rest\ of\ numbers\ in\\ order\ to\ first\ and\ second\ bracket\ will\ be\ the\ same\ equation\\\\(3u-v)(3u-4v)\ \ \ \ \ \ \ |now\ we\ put\ from\ bracket\ this\ equation
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