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Nuno Rodrigues asked Mar 9, 2022

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What is 3x + xy factorised

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Answer:

x(3+y)

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Answer:

x(3 + y)

Explanation:

Hi there!

3x + xy

The two terms in this expression are 3x and xy. In both these terms, x is present. Therefore, we can factor x out:

x(3 + y)

We cannot factor this further.

I hope this helps!

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