Please and thank you and show work this question is a big chunk of my final grade

9

Step-by-step explanation:

The trinomial square have the following form:

(a - b)²

Expanding this, the result is:

a² -2ab +b²

So, let's put x in place of a and solve it:

x² -2•x•b + b²

Now, we know that initially -2•x•b was -6x in the given trinomial square, so let's find the value of b using an equation:

-2x•b = -6x divide both sides by -2x:

b = -3

So -3 complete our trinomial square, and it is:

(x -3)²

Expanding:

x² -6x +9

the answer to this question is yes

step-by-step explanation:

what grade level is this? need to know so i can look in my old textbooks!