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Factor the expression: (a^2) b^(2x+ 2) - (a) b^(2x+1)?

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Factor the expression: (a^2) b^(2x+ 2) - (a) b^(2x+1)?

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  1. (a^2) b^(2x+ 2) - (a) b^(2x+1)

    = (a^2)(b^2x)(b^2) - (a)(b^2x)(b^1)

    = (a)(b^2x)(b^1)(a-1)

    = (a)(b^2x+1)(ab-1)


  2. (a^2) b^(2x+ 2) - (a) b^(2x+1)

    = (a^2)b^(2x)b^2 - (a)b^(2x)b

    = (a)b^(2x)b (ab-1)

    = (a) b^(2x+1) (ab-1)

  3. d

  4. Collect the like terms together.

    2a^2+b^4x+3

    hang on-isn't factor putting brackets back in??? and you have already done that.
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