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Factorise pairs of terms and then write the expression as a product of two expressions:

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Answered by mokshaa23
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Answer:

2(a+b)(p+q)

2(4a+b)(p+q)

Step-by-step explanation:

d.2ap+2bp+2qb+2qa

 2ap+2qa+2bp+2qb

 2a(p+q)+2b(p+q)

  (2a+2b)(p+q)

  2(a+b)(p+q)

e. 8ap+2bq+2pb+8aq

    8ap+8aq+2pb+2bq

   8a(p+q)+2b(p+q)

    (8a+2b)(p+q)

    2(4a+b)(p+q)

Answered by anindyaadhikari13
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  • Factorise the following pairs of terms.

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2ap + 2bp + 2qb + aq

 = 2(ap + bp + bq + aq)

 = 2(p(a + b) + q(a + b))

 = 2(p + q)(a + b)

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  • 2(p + q)(a + b)

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8ap + 2bq + 2bp + 8aq

 = 8ap + 8aq + 2bp + 2bq

 = 8a(p + q) + 2b(p + q)

 = (8a + 2b)(p + q)

 =2 (4a + b)(p + q)

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  •  2 (4a + b)(p + q)
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