Factorise; ax + ay - bx - by
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Factorise; ax + ay - bx - by
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Answer:
ax+ay-bx-by
a(x+y)-b(x+y)
(a-b)(x+y)
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
(a-b) (x+y)
Step-by-step explanation:
ax + ay - bx - by
or, a(x+y) -b (x+y)
•°•(a-b) (x+y)
u may be confuse in the second step
so in the second step there are two - sign in the end. So u need to multiply those sign and write sign as per the mathematical sign formula ( thats what i call hehe ). So that means - × - = +. thats why we have + sign whicle taking common. If there would be + sign and - sign then we have to write - sign after taking common. As + × - = -
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