The Maths Prof: Factorising (putting into a SINGLE bracket)

Basic factorising using a single set of brackets.
HCF = highest common factor

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This really helps a lot ❤️but can you please show me some harder factorizing hcf examples

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Thanks so much for this! By the way, may I ask you what type of answer could come for a question where one part of the problem doesn't have the algebraic term? For example: x2+7x+12 Or x2+8x+12 Maybe even x2+12x+20 I appreciate the help! ^^

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x²+7x+12=x²+3x+4x+12=x(x+3) =4(x+3)=(x+3)(x+4)

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Or x2+12x+20=x2+12+36 -36+20=(x+6)² -16=(x+6-4)(x+6+4)=(x=2)(x+10)

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Am I always suppose to use hcf or

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In the 18xy+21y isn't 9 the highest common factor?

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Can the first one be 2(2x+6) instead of 4(x+3) ?

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2 is not the highest common factor..so we multiply with 4...

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