In this case, the greatest common factor is -3x. So, we divide each term of the trinomial by -3x:
$$-3x^{3} Ă· -3x = x^{2}$$
$$6x^{2} Ă· -3x = -2x$$
$$2 Ă· -3x = -\frac{2}{3x}$$
However, since we cannot divide a constant by a variable, we ignore the last term and we
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