Question

take common-a*a*a
is the answer a(1*1*1)?
or it can't be taken common?
if it can't be taken common then say what is the reason behind of it that it cannot be taken common.
right answer will be selected as brainliest answer ​

Answer 1

Answer:

It cannot be taken common.

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer is not a(1*1*1). a(1*1*1) = a(1) = a which is not necessarily equal to a*a*a. (This will be true only if a = 0 or 1)

We take something common when we have two or more terms. We say that there are two different terms if they are separated by '+' or '-'.

Here a*a*a is nothing but $a^{3}$, which is a single term.

Thus, the expression a*a*a cannot be taken common.

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