To simplify the given expressions:
- mnx + mny - mnz
Since all terms have the same variable (mn), we can factor it out:
= mn(x + y - z)
- nx + ny - nc
Here, we can factor out the common variable (n):
= n(x + y - c)
- ad + ac
Both terms have the common factor of a:
= a(d + c)
- mnx + mny + mnz
Just like in the first expression, we can factor out mn:
= mn(x + y + z)
- ab - ac
The two terms have the common factor of a:
= a(b - c)
Remember, simplifying an expression involves factoring out common factors and combining like terms if possible.
