SOLUTION: How do i solve the problem: 9m^(3) + 27m^(2) Please help!

SOLUTION: How do i solve the problem: 9m^(3) + 27m^(2) Please help!

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Question 294576: How do i solve the problem:
9m^(3) + 27m^(2)
Please help!
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You solve equations. This is not an equation.
There is nothing to solve.
You might add the terms or combine them or simplify or factor.
9m^2*(m+3)

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