Question

Can you explain how to factorise 5a+ax-2b+by please

Answer 1

Put all the lie terms together

Answer 2

Pout all the like terms together

Answer 3

a(5+x) + b(-2+y)

Answer 4

\[\huge 5a+ax-2b+by\]
first, seperate this as:
\[\huge 5a+ax ~and~-2b+by\]
then take common a :
\[\huge 5a+ax=a(5+x)\]
then take b as common:
\[\huge -2b+by=+b(-2+y)\]
then combine this:
we get,
\[\huge a(5+x)+b(-2+y)\]
so ^^^^ this is your answer

Answer 5

got it... @Peanut1

Answer 6

how to factorise 5a+ax-2b+by

so for your help let step by step

--- if you check it in the first and second term is common factor a ....


...and how have wrote above @mayankdevnani so is understandably sure right easy

Answer 7

thank you... @jhonyy9

Answer 8

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