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I'm having trouble with this in math destroyer... can someone simplify this problem step by step?

(pie(x^2+12x+36)) - ((pie)x^2 )

I don't know how to input the symbol for pie... any help would be greatly appreciated
 
I'm having trouble with this in math destroyer... can someone simplify this problem step by step?

(pie(x^2+12x+36)) - ((pie)x^2 )

I don't know how to input the symbol for pie... any help would be greatly appreciated

Umm.. just multiply the pi out in the first one so
pi(x^2+12x+36) = pi*(x^2) + pi*(12x) + pi*(36) and you are subtracting pi*x^2 so you get pi*(12x) + pi*(36). Then you can factor the pi*12 and get (pi*12)(x+3)
 
Umm.. just multiply the pi out in the first one so
pi(x^2+12x+36) = pi*(x^2) + pi*(12x) + pi*(36) and you are subtracting pi*x^2 so you get pi*(12x) + pi*(36). Then you can factor the pi*12 and get (pi*12)(x+3)

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OMG thanks... I was being silly, really appreciate it
 
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