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OpenStudy (ebonyserrano):

Factor by grouping. 5mn+10sn-2m-4s

OpenStudy (kingnoob):

You could group them like so - \(\large \color{red}{(5mn-2m)}+\color{green}{(10sn-4s)}\) Now factor them

OpenStudy (ebonyserrano):

5mn-2m+10ns-4s

OpenStudy (ebonyserrano):

that's what it would be factored

OpenStudy (kingnoob):

Try looking for things that they may have in common, for example - \(\large (5mn-2m )\) has \(\color{red}{m} \) in common, so you could factor that \(\large (10sn-4s) \) has a common factor of \(\color{red}{2} \) and \(\color{red}{s} \) Do you know what I mean?

OpenStudy (triciaal):

easier for me |dw:1472754547495:dw|

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