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What is the simplest form of this expression? 4y(y – 1) – 3y?
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What is the simplest form of this expression?
4y(y – 1) – 3y?

User Ilya Demidov
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Answer:

y(4y-1)

Explanation:

4y(y-1)-3y

4y²-4y-3y

4y²-y

So factorize y out since it is common

y(4y-1)

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