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Yadiel Bass
25 June, 17:27
Factorise 6pq - 2q + 8aq conpletely
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Olive Huerta
25 June, 17:59
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The greatest common factor of the numbers is 2 and of the letters it is q so we can factor out 2q:-
= 2q (3p - 1 + 4a)
That's it.
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