SOLUTION: I cannot seem to remember how to work these problems. Please help! I am supposed to rewrite this as the product of 2 factors, where one of the factors is a sum. 27a^2+81a+9

SOLUTION: I cannot seem to remember how to work these problems. Please help! I am supposed to rewrite this as the product of 2 factors, where one of the factors is a sum. 27a^2+81a+9

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Question 308202: I cannot seem to remember how to work these problems. Please help! I am supposed to rewrite this as the product of 2 factors, where one of the factors is a sum.
27a^2+81a+9
Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
27a^2+81a+9
=9(3a^2+9a+1)
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