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How to factorise and group the following p-q-x(q-p)
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How to factorise and group the following p-q-x(q-p)

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Answer:

(p-q)(1+x)

Explanation:

p-q-x(q-p)

p-q-xq+xp

p+xp-q-xq

p(1+x)-q(1+x)

(p-q)(1+x)

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