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10-12-2020
Mathematics

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factor 13c(a+4)−5b(a+4)

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10-12-2020

Answer:

(13c-5b)(a+4)

Step-by-step explanation:

Since both (13c) and (-5b) are being multiplied by (a+4), we can factor both of them out and put them in a bracket.

13c(a+4)−5b(a+4) = (13c-5b)(a+4)

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