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collect like terms: a-13a my answer: a(13-a) am i correct, if not what am i doing wrong?
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a-13a is the question
No, it is not correct!
\[a(13 - a) = 13a - a^2 \]
how did you get that?
Well, never mind that, but a - 13a is not equal to a(13 - a)
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If you know a little about factorization, then, a - 13a is equal to a(1 - 13) You can simplify 1 - 13.
What is 1 - 13?
-12
Right, and what is a(-12) ?
-12a
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And that is the correct answer. :)
ooh ok!!
thank you:)
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