Text: Factor completely each of the given expressions and book for the answers rectangle. Write your answer on your answer sheet in t2. 3x(2x - 3)(2x + 3) 3a(t - 1) 3(2h^2 + ZA)(4h^2 - 67' + 9f) / 4(a - 1)(y - 2)(6yt + 0)(Y + z) / 3x(4 - 1) / (-x^2)(bt + 0 + 4) / 2(2y) x(6x - 1)(8 - t) / 2(2 + 8(4 - Sm)) / 8(4 + Sm^2) + 4(4 - 1) / 3(a - 1)(a^2 + 3) / 9azb(3ab - 1) / (2 - 1)(y^2 + 7 + Mlp) 2(1 - 27ab) / 9a^8 - 27a^6 + 54a^8b^5 / a(a + 1) + ala + 1 + 3(a + 1) / 4(12x - 27x) / 128 - Z0Om 6xy - 2 / 7x - 121y 8b / 27c 9(8h) / 27j(3m)8n / 10f - 9
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