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Factorise 3ax-6xy+8by-4ab
Asked by jprakash.sona | 03 Jan, 2020, 08:44: PM
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3ax-6xy+8by-4ab
Try taking common from first two terms.
3x is common between 3ax-6xy and -4b is common between 8by-4ab
3x(a-2y) - 4b(a-2y)
Now take (a-2y) common, we get
(a-2y)(3x-4b)
Answered by | 04 Jan, 2020, 04:47: PM
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