Math, asked by yuvanmuthu, 8 months ago

1+1/x⁶+2/x³ find the square root of the following by factorisation

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Answered by madhavharry753

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Answered by vaishnavi122008

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The complete factorization is (x+1)2(x−1) or (x+1)(x+1)(x−1) . Explanation: I used synthetic division to solve this. (Do you need further explanation?)

Missing: x⁶+ ‎| Must include: x⁶+

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1+1/x⁶+2/x³ find the square root of the following by factorisation​

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1+1/x⁶+2/x³ find the square root of the following by factorisation