How do you factorise 12x-3?

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How do you factorise 12x-3?

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middle-school

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Answer: 3(4x-1)

Explanation:

Find the HCF which is 3

Divide.

Roman Koliada answered Oct 4, 2020

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Answer:

3(4x - 1)

Explanation:

Given

12x - 3 ← factor out the common factor of 3 from both terms

= 3(4x - 1)

Sotcha answered Oct 8, 2020

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