Question

factorize 2a– 3b + 6 – ab
with full explanation ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

There is no unique solution since there are two variables but only one equation.

2a−3b=6−ab  

2a+ab−6−3b=0  

a(2+b)−3(2+b)=0  

(a−3)(2+b)=0  

In this case, the answers are either  a=3  (don’t care what  b  is)

or  b=−2  (don’t care what  a  is).

Answer 2

Answer :

=> 2a - 3b + 6 - ab

Firstly, we arrange this equation...

=> 2a - ab - 6 - 3b

=> a ( 2 - b) - 3 ( 2 - b)

=> ( 2 - b) ( a - 3)

Therefore,

=> 2 - b = 0

=> - b = - 2

=> b = 2

And,

=> a - 3 = 0

=> a = - 3

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