Title: 10. Expressions: single-term common factors
Course: Demonstrating STACK (v4.3.7)

Factorise the following: \[[value].\]
Feedback: Simply remove all common factors from the expression. In this example: \[ [value] = [value]. \]

Factorise the following: \[[value].\]
Feedback: Simply remove all common factors from the expression. (In this example \([value]\)): \[ [value] = [value]. \]

Factorise the following: \[[value].\]
Feedback: Simply remove all common factors from the expression. In this example: \[ [value] = [value]. \] The important thing is to remember the 1 after factoring.

Factorise the following: \[[value].\]
Feedback: Simply remove all common factors from the expression. In this example: \[ [value] = [value]. \] There is no need to expand the compond term \([value]\) as you can treat it as a single variable and carry out the task quicker.