Math, asked by sindrella60, 3 months ago

what is the factorised form of = -4a^2+4ab-4ca

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Answered by adarshikumar1598

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Answer:

a(-4a+4b-4c)

answer is

RajveerSinghSachan: -4a(a+b+c)

sindrella60: ok tq

adarshikumar1598: you wrong

adarshikumar1598: my answer is correct

adarshikumar1598: -4a*b =?

dishar637: i don't want to answer your silly questions

Answered by dishar637

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Step-by-step explanation:

-4a+4b-4c

is your answer

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