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Factorise completely: ax-bx+by+cy-cx-ay

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Factorise completely:
ax-bx+by+cy-cx-ay

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Answer:

x(a-b-c)+y(-a+b-c)

Explanation:

Shanae answered Dec 29, 2024

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