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2(2x-5y)(3x+4y)-6(2x-5y)(x-y) factorise by taking out the common factors
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2(2x-5y)(3x+4y)-6(2x-5y)(x-y) factorise by taking out the common factors

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Factorise : 2(2x-5y)(3x+4y)-6(2x-5y)(x-y). = (2x-5y){2(3x+4y) - 6(x-y)}. = (2x-5y) × 14y. = (2x-5y) × 14 × y. Answered by Yasmeen Khan | 22nd ...

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