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x2+2xy+y2-9xy+6x2=7x2-7xy+y2 after expanding parentheses.

This is probably the expected answer, because the factors from now on are irrational.

y2-7xy+7x2 can be factorised with irrational factors:

(y2-7xy+49x2/4)+(7-49/4)x2=

(y-7x/2)2-21x2/4, difference of two squares:

(y-7x/2+x√21/2)(y-7x/2-x√21/2),

(y-½x(7-√21))(y-½x(7+√21)),

(y-1.2087x)(y-5.7913x) approx.

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