Factorize the following
2mh+3mk-2nh-3nk

Step-by-step explanation:

Just look at the common terms

By grouping we have

(2h + 3k) (m -  n)

Step-by-step explanation:

factor by pairing:  pair and factor the first two terms, then pair and factor the remaining two; there should be one factor which duplicates

m is common factor of 1st pair: m(2h+3k)

n is common factor of 2nd pair: n(2h+3k)

answer is one of the duplicate factors (2h+3k) times terms not contained in parentheses (m+n)

there is no question but it will be anything in the 3 times table but then would be added on to the number you got for your input

so if there was 3 input it would be 9 output

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