Recognize as difference of squares: Recognize the expression as a difference of squares.The given expression is in the form of a2−b2, which is a difference of squares.A difference of squares can be factored into (a+b)(a−b).Here, a=(2x−3) and b=(x+6).
Apply formula: Apply the difference of squares formula.Using the formula for the difference of squares, we can write:(2x−3)2−(x+6)2=(2x−3+x+6)(2x−3−(x+6))
Simplify each factor: Simplify each factor.Now we simplify the expressions inside the parentheses:First factor: (2x−3+x+6)=(3x+3)Second factor: (2x−3−x−6)=(x−9)
Write final factored form: Write the final factored form.The completely factored form of the expression is:(3x+3)(x−9)