Question

12 p^2 q -9pq^2 + 6pq​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

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Factorize:

• $12{p}^2q -9p{q}^{2} + 6pq$

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1. ✈️First take some common multiples if it is present.✈️

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$12{p}^2q -9p{q}^{2} + 6pq$

$=>3pq(4p-3q+2)\ is\ answer..$

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1. ✈️First take some common multiples if it is present.✈️
2. ✈️Now,Find the two term that give multiply of the third term.✈️
3. ✈️Split the third term such that sum will be third term and product will be product of first and second term.✈️
4. ✈️Factor the first two and last two terms seperately.✈️