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Factor the perfect square trinomial n2 + 6n + 9. : (n - 3)2, (n + 3)2, (n + 3)(n - 3) or (n + 9)(n - 3)

Factor the perfect square trinomial n2 + 6n + 9. : (n - 3)2, (n + 3)2, (n + 3)(n - 3) or (n + 9)(n - 3)
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Factor the perfect square trinomial n2 + 6n + 9.

: (n - 3)2, (n + 3)2, (n + 3)(n - 3) or (n + 9)(n - 3)

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(n+3)^2

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