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3 years ago

Help fast !!!!!!!!!!! factorise fully :4xy + 16x^2

Mathematics

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ahrayia [7]3 years ago

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Factor out the largest common factor of both terms. In this case, it's 4x.

Factor a 4x out by dividing each term by 4x.

Your answer is 4x(y+4x)

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