How do you factor 2x plus 4y?

Answer 1

Factor out a 2; so it is 2(x+2y).

Answer 2

To factor 2x + 4y, you can first factor out the greatest common factor, which in this case is 2. This gives you 2(x + 2y) as the factored form of 2x + 4y. The 2 is factored out because it is a common factor of both terms, leaving you with (x + 2y) inside the parentheses. This is the simplest form of the factored expression.

Answer 3

2(x + 2y)

Answer 4

2x + 4y

2x = 2 X x

4y = 2 X 2 X y

common factors= 2

2(x+2y)

Answer 5

the factorisation of 2x+4y

Answer 6

2(x+2y)

Answer 7

12

Answer 8

2(x+2y