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14(3X-5Y)^3 + 7(3X-5Y)^2

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Answered by harendrachoubay
35

The factorisation of 14(3X-5Y)^3 + 7(3X-5Y)^2 = = 7(3x - 5y)(3x - 5y)(6X - 15Y + 1) or, 7(3X - 5Y)^2[6X - 15Y + 1]

Step-by-step explanation:

The given expression:

14(3X-5Y)^3 + 7(3X-5Y)^2

To find, the factorisation of 14(3X-5Y)^3 + 7(3X-5Y)^2 = ?

14(3X-5Y)^3 + 7(3X-5Y)^2

Taking 7(3X - 5Y)^2, we get

= 7(3X - 5Y)^2[2(3X - 5Y) + 1]

= 7(3X - 5Y)^2[6X - 15Y + 1]

= 7(3x - 5y)(3x - 5y)(6X - 15Y + 1)

∴ The factorisation of 14(3X-5Y)^3 + 7(3X-5Y)^2 = = 7(3x - 5y)(3x - 5y)(6X - 15Y + 1) or, 7(3X - 5Y)^2[6X - 15Y + 1]

Answered by sairajsumi
24

Answer:

7(3x – 5y)2 (6x – 10y + 1)

Step-by-step explanation:

=7(3x – 5y)2 [2(3x – 5y) +1]

= 7(3x – 5y)2 (6x – 10y + 1)

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