Math, asked by penelopemnic, 10 months ago

Hi!
I don't understand how a.(x-y) -b(x-y) = (x-y) (a-b) ???
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Answered by raghava1234
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Answer:

a.(x-y) - b (x-y) = (x-y) (a-b)

Step-by-step explanation:

Taking a.(x-y) - b (x-y)

Here, (x-y) is common between a and b

So we take (x-y) out as it is common

As (a-b) is left out it becomes (x-y) (a-b)

Hence a.(x-y) -b(x-y) = (x-y) (a-b)

Hope you understand

Hope it helps!!

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