Determine if the expression is factored. explain your answer. 11) 8(m-9) + n(m-9) 12) 5k(6k-p) due tonight

Pileup asked Mar 17, 2023

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Determine if the expression is factored. explain your answer.

11) 8(m-9) + n(m-9)

12) 5k(6k-p)

due tonight

Pileup asked Mar 17, 2023

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Answer:

The first one can be factorised but the second can't be factorised, because it has already been factorised

Explanation:

11) 8(m-9)+n(m-9)

(8+n)(m-9)

12) 5k(6k-p)

Evan Broder answered Mar 23, 2023

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