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Elora asked Aug 7, 2022

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Factorise completely 12xy - 3x^2

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Elora asked Aug 7, 2022

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12xy -3x^2

*Step 1*
Find at the common terms in both
Both have x and 3 common
= 3x(4y - x)

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Explanation:

We need to factorise 3x

−12xy

Here we can take 3x common.

Thus we have 3x

−12xy=3x(x−4y)

Hence, factors are 3x,(x−4y).

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