Math, asked by aryan705, 1 year ago

how to factorise by taking common factor

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Answered by eshreya396

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Here is your answer....
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Answered by sej785

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Here a systematic way to go about it. First bracket the terms together two by two and note that each of the brackets has a common factor.

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