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irinina [24]
3 years ago
13

Factor completely 9ab + 12ax − 6b − 8x.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Len [333]3 years ago
5 0
Okay so you split 9ab + 12ax - 6b - 8x 
<span>             into two 2-term polynomials </span>
              + 12ax + 9ab   and     - 6b - 8x
             doesn't look that good to me so lest try other one : 
             9ab + 12ax   and     - 6b - 8x
              looks good for now 

<span>      </span>      Pull out from each binomial separately
             9ab + 12ax   =   3a • (3b + 4x)
              - 6b - 8x   =    - 2 • (3b + 4x)

<span>     </span>      Add up to arrive at the desired factorization so now you have
            <span> (3a - 2) • (3b + 4x)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hope that Helped!</span>
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