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Factor mn - 4m - 5n + 20

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mn - 4m - 5n + 20

In this, mn and -4m have a common factor; m. So we can take that out to make it:

m(n-4) -5n + 20

Now, -5n + 20 also has a common factor which is 5, because 20/5 gives you 4, and 5/5 equals 1. So we can talk out that -5 (it doesn't need to be negative, but negatives on variable, no gusta). So you'd get

m(n-4)-5(n-4) OR m(n-4)+5(-n+4)
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Answer:

We have to factor the expression

=mn-4m-5n+20

=m*(n-4)-5*(n-4)

Taking (n-4), common between these two terms

=(m-5)(n-4)

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