Write 5 (6x+4) - 2 (5x-2) in the form a (bx+c) where a, b and c integers and a>1

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William Moody

Mathematics

10 November, 14:28

Write 5 (6x+4) - 2 (5x-2) in the form a (bx+c) where a, b and c integers and a>1

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Mia Hickman · Answer 1

4 (5x + 6)

Step-by-step explanation:

To start, let's expand things out, as we cannot learn anything from this form. We get 30x + 20 - 10x + 4, or 20x + 24. To find the GCD (Greatest Common Divisor), we take the terms and try to find the number (or term) that divides them. It must be a constant, because of the 24, and 4 goes into 20 and 24. So, our final answer is 4 (5x + 6).

Ariel Chase · Answer 2

4 (5x + 6).

Step-by-step explanation:

5 (6x + 4) - 2 (5x - 2)

= 30x + 20 - 10x + 4

= 20x + 24

= 4 (5x + 6) (answer).