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What is 7a^2+35ab factorised
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What is 7a^2+35ab factorised

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24 I think but it’s wrong
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Answer:

7a(a+5b)

Explanation:

7a^2+35ab

they both contain a7 and an a so we can factor them out

7a(a+5b)


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