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(4x-3y).(x-1/2y) help meeeeeeee

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Step-by-step explanation:

(4x-3y) ((x-1)/2y)

multiply (4x-3y) with (x-1)

you will get

4x^2-4x-3xy+3y

now dividing the whole term by 2y as at first (x-1) is divided by 2y

you get

(4x^2-4x-3xy+3y)/2y

taking common

(4x(x-1)-3y(x-1))/2y

((x-1)(4x-3y))/2y

it is your answer if you question is wrong cause you wrote x-1/2y and I did it ((x-1)/2y) so have a check if the question you wrote is wrong!

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