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How do you factor a^2 -5a+6

How do you factor a^2 -5a+6
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How do you factor a^2 -5a+6

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a²-5a+6
to factorise you find the common numbers that add to make 5 and times to make 6
soo that means it is
(a-2) (a-3)
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