Please can you factorise this expression for me?? a(3u -v) plus a (u plus 2v) Please show working.thx in advance

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Please can you factorise this expression for me?? a(3u -v) plus a (u plus 2v) Please show working.thx in advance

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Answer:

a(4u+v)

Explanation:

a(3u -v) + a (u +2v)= 3 au- av + au + 2av = 4au + av= a(4u+v)

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