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How do you factorise with letters? e.g : 4p + pq + 5pr
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How do you factorise with letters?
e.g : 4p + pq + 5pr
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4p + pq + 5pr
All of them have
p
as a common
So, we just take p out to factorize
p(4 + q + 5r)
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As you can see, p is present in each term. You may factor that out. You want to factor out the most common factor that is seen in each term.
p (4 + q + 5r)
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