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How do I Factor by grouping: pq - 10p + 8q - 80

How do I Factor by grouping: pq - 10p + 8q - 80
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How do I Factor by grouping: pq - 10p + 8q - 80

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User Krister Johansson
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Answer:

p=-8,q=10

Explanation:

pq-10p+8q-80

p(q-10)+8(q-10)

(p+8),(q-10)=o

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