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factorise 5q(q-4)-6(q-4)

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Answered by anubhabdassharma

Answer:

5q(q-4)-6(q-4)

=(q-4)*(5q-6)

Answered by haritharaopaidisklm

Answer:

(q-4) (5q-6) because here we take (q-4) common in the both terms and the remaining terms are (5q-6) and we will write it together as in a multiplication form

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factorise 5q(q-4)-6(q-4)​

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factorise 5q(q-4)-6(q-4)