Math, asked by chan6962, 8 months ago

Factorise: 2m(1−n) + 3(1−n) *

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Answered by mrudhula23

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Answer:

2m(1-n)+3(1-n)

=(2m+3)(1-n)

(by taking 1-n as common)

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