Factorise completely.
- (a)
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- (b)
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9(a)
1. Group terms with common factors.
2. Factorise each pair to produce a common bracket.
3. Extract the common binomial factor.
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9(b)
1. Extract the common factor.
2. Recognise and factorise the difference of two squares.
3. Factorise the remaining difference of two squares completely.
Hence,
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