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AQA · HigherFactorising expressions
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Why does x come out too?
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x appears in both terms. Circle what repeats.
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2x² = 2x · x+6x = 2x · 3
2x(x + 3)
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Factorise 3x² + 12x
3x(x + 4)
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Factorising expressions
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Why does the x have to come outside the bracket too?
Both terms contain x. Let’s split each term so the shared part is impossible to miss.
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2x · x+2x · 32x(x + 3)
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