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Factorise 3xy2− 6x2y+ 12xy
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3xy2− 6x2y+ 12xy

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Answer:

3xy(y - 2x + 4).

Explanation:

3xy2− 6x2y+ 12xy

The greatest common factor of the 3 terms is 3xy.

So, dividing by 3xy, the factors are:

3xy(y - 2x + 4).

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