6) Common Factor | factorisation grade 10

In this lesson we do some revision of the common factor when doing factorisation. This will help grade 10 learners.
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Good day sir,your your explanation is good for somebody who has already understood the equation but not for people who don’t understand or know how to do the equation🙃

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in matric and I'm just going through everything. thanks for this!

[@nikomitchell2457]

The last one I got [ -3(X³+2X+3) ] because every term is negative and I assumed you'd take out the negative value too

[@mangmang93188]

It's still correct I also took out -3 as a common factor, as long as your answer gives you the initial question when you multiply it back in.

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Hi sir for number 5 would it be fine if you said -3(×***+2×+3) ***=3

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SAME... I also got -3, hope it's right

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[@katli0._.]

Hii Mr. kelvin,don't we take out a (-)negative hcf outside the bracket if our first term has a negative coefficient? e.g -6a²b+2ab = -2ab(3a-1) Or it doesnt matter since its kinda the same thing in terms of having a plus outside or inside the brackets

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[@SiyalLev]

For the 2nd one 3 cannot go into 2 so why is it y to the power of 2???

[@ishwariamoodley1539]

What will you do if they ask you to take out x as a common factor For eg. 2x squred + 3x +1

[@minaariiiieee]

for question 2 could u have done -3xy^2 (1x -2xy) ?????? pls answer thank you :).

[@userrafeal1420]

No the answer will be -3x^2y^2(1-2y)

[@liljimmy454]

For the last one is it okay if my answer is 3x(-1x²-2-3) Because one i mutliplied the 3x inside it got me back to the question which seems correct but what do you think? I hope you reply before the test because tomorrow ill be doomed if this is all wrong 😢

[@BradleySchietekat]

These are not a problem for me. As soon as brackets are added, it falls apart for me because you can't check it by multiplying it back in and get the original answer. You have to do it a different way or something.

[@precious4814]

for no 5 is it wrong if my factorised answer is -3(xto the power 3 +2x + 3).Basically did x have to be negative?

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You're welcome 😊

[@DarlingtonMudzvoka]

Hello sir .....sir is it fine to leave the 1 when we have nothing left in the first term

[@PhilasandeManana-t2s]

Sir my answer on number 2 was 3xy(-xy+2xy²) Am I still correct .. cause when I check to see if I get the same values when I times the I'm correct

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For question 4, do I lose a mark if I put only x instead of x to the power of 1

[@phorstersambo3514]

for number 2 is my answer still wrong if i took out the 3 with the negative sign and write it in brackets as (x-2xy)?

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Please put more detail when explaining 🙂and have a great day

[@kevinmathscience]

Thanks will keep this in mind for future :)

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im in gr 7 and im learning this..

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Understood :)

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No its fine like this its easier when ur watching a playlist get straight to the math Intro will get annoying

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I have an exam tomorrow, wish me luck

[@nwayitelomabunda2092]

I didn't even understand numner 5 how do we know that we must write -2 to multiply it by 3 to get -6

[@enosnkuna8914]

Sir I thought binomials and trinomials aren't factorised the same way coz as for. A tri u have to open two brackets() () but u only opened one()

[@collinmolele]

For number 1 Is : 3x(xy+3y) wrong

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Hy sir I like your explanation 👌can you please explain for me this equation 👏5x +10y +20z

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my answer in number 2 was 3xy(-xy+2xy squared ) is my answer wrong

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For the second question could i have said -3×^2y^2(1-2y)

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Yes so you are taking out the negative as well :) Yes that is fine :)

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