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How do I factorise 42x-18

User PixnBits
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Hey :)
First, find the GCF.
It is 6 since it divides evenly into 42x and -18.

Second, factor out the gcf and divide each term by the GCF.
6(42x/6 - 18/6)

Lastly simplify.
6(7x-3)

There are many different ways to do it and that's one of them.


Hope this helps !!
Good luck:)
User Sagivf
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6 (7x - 3)

You have to factor 6 out of 42x - 18.

Hope this Helps!!
User Suresh Nagar
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