3 years ago

How would u factorise these?!?

2 answers:

5 0

X² + 7x = x(x + 7)

p² + p = p(p + 1)

24r - 16 = 4(6r - 4)

3 0

You can pull out a greatest common factor (GCF).
1. GCF: x
2. GCF: p
3. GCF: 8

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