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What is the LCM of a2b5 plus a3b3?
LCM(a2b5, a3b3) The LCM of both numbers HAS to have the largest coefficient of both variables. For a, it's a3, and for b it is b5. So the LCM is a3b5.
How do you factorise a²-a?
a²-a = a(a-1)
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you do (245x)
How do you factorise in maths?
It is the opposite of Expanding The Brackets
How do you factorise t squared?
t(t-1)
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