Question 851490: Factor out 12ab^2 - 42bc + 24ab
Answer by josh_jordan(263)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! In order to factor this expression, you need to factor out the common terms. You can factor out 6b, since 6 is divisible by all of the terms in the expression, and b, because b is present in each of the terms. So, once you factor 6b out, you will have:
6b(12ab - 7c + 4a). This is the furthest you can factor, so this is your fully factored expression.
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