Math, asked by anuhya1977, 1 day ago

Factorise
6(2a+3b) - 8(2a+3b)

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Answered by skdruv760

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=Take out (2a+3b)common,

(2a+3b)[6(2a+3b)-8]

=2(2a+3b)[3(2a+3b)-4]

=2(2a+3b)[6a+9b-4]

=2(2a+3b)(6a+9b-4)

Answered by veenarai2005

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Answer:

-14

Step-by-step explanation:

6(2a+3b) - 8(2a+3b)

12a+18b - 16a+24b

(12a+16a) - (18b+24b)

28a. -. 42b

=. -14

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