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Ab+bc-3ab-3bc
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- 2 b (a + c) would be the answer when simplifying the given expression

Explanation:

Given expression:

a b + b c - 3 a b - 3 b c

To simplify the given equation, first we should see for the common term presented (split and consider into two) as below,

"a b + b c" in this 'b' seems to be common. So, we can write this as

b ( a + c) -------> eq. 1

"- 3 a b - 3 b c" in this '3 b' seems to be common. So, we can write this as

- 3 b ( a + c) -------> eq. 2

Combine both eq.1 and 2, we get

==> b ( a + c) - 3 b ( a + c)

In above, b (a + c) is common. Hence, further simplied as below

==> (b (a + c)) (1 -3)

==> ( b (a + c)) (- 2)

==> - 2 b ( a + c)

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