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Factorise completely 15p^2q^2 + 25q^3

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Answer:

5q²(3p² + 5q)

Explanation:

15p²q² + 25q³ ← factor out 5q² from each term

= 5q²(3p² + 5q)

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User Matthias Loerke
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Hey there!

15p²q² + 25q³

= 5q²(3p² + 5q)

Just factorise the common factors out. In this case, the common factors are :- 5q².

Hope it helps ya!

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