Question

How do you factor the expression `6x^2-6x^3`?

Answer 1

`-6x^2(x-1)`

Explanation:

Find a common term that can be factored out of both parts. In this case it is `6x^2`

This gives you `6x^2(1-x)`

If you want to make it prettier factor out `-1` which gives `-6x^2(x-1)`