3 years ago

Factorize -pq -pr +mq +mr

Mathematics

1 answer:

trapecia [35]3 years ago

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Answer:

(q + r) (m - p)

Explanation:

-pq - pr + mq + mr

Factor out common term 'p'

= -p(q + r) + mq + mr

Factor out common term 'm'

= -p(q + r) + m(q + r)

Factor out common term '(q + r)'

= (q + r) (-p + m)

(q + r) (m - p)

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Factorize -pq -pr +mq +mr​

Factorize -pq -pr +mq +mr