Question: factorise 3(x+2)
1. **State the problem:** Factorise the expression $$3(x+2)$$.
2. **Understand the expression:** The expression is already in a factored form where $$3$$ is multiplied by the binomial $$(x+2)$$.
3. **Check for further factorisation:** Since $$(x+2)$$ is a binomial and cannot be factored further, and $$3$$ is a constant multiplier, the expression is already factored.
4. **Conclusion:** The factorised form of $$3(x+2)$$ is simply $$3(x+2)$$.
No further factorisation is possible.