Answer :
(i) x × x + x × y
taking x in common,
= x(x + y)
(ii) 3 × x × x–6 × x
taking 3 x in common,
= 3x(x–2)
(iii) 2 × 0.8 × a × a–0.8 × a
taking 0.8a in common,
= 0.8a(2a–1)
(iv) 5–5 × 2 × m–5 × 4 × n
taking 5 in common,
= 5(1–2m–4n)
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