Answer:
\(\Rightarrow -2x^2(x-3)\)
C is correct
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: \(-2x^3+6x^2\)
We need to factor the given expression.
\(\Rightarrow -2x^3+6x^2\)
Taking out common factor from both term
\(\Rightarrow -2x^2\cdot x+(-2x^2)\cdot (-3)\)
-2x² common from both term
\(\Rightarrow -2x^2(x-3)\)
Hence, The factor of \(-2x^3+6x^2\) is \(\Rightarrow -2x^2(x-3)\)
