Asked by Alex
Factor
(m + 4) (a – 5) + (m + 4) (a + 3)
I think this is correct
(a-5)+(a+3)
a+a = 2a
-5+3 = -2
(m+4) (2a–2)
Final Answer???
(m + 4) (a – 5) + (m + 4) (a + 3)
I think this is correct
(a-5)+(a+3)
a+a = 2a
-5+3 = -2
(m+4) (2a–2)
Final Answer???
Answers
Answered by
Michelle
I think the answer is this because (m+4) is the common factor and then you add a+a to get 2a-2.
(m+4) (2a-2)???? is this correct?
(m+4) (2a-2)???? is this correct?
Answered by
PsyDAG
That is right as far as it goes. However, you can still factor out the 2.
2(m+4)(a-1)
I hope this helps a little more. Thanks for asking.
2(m+4)(a-1)
I hope this helps a little more. Thanks for asking.