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2m2+4m+30 Factorise the following

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Answered by shreya3146
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Answer:

2m²+4m+30

= 2m²+10m-6m+30

= 2m (m+5) - 6 ( m -5)

Answered by bhuvna789456
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

The equation 2m^{2}+4m-30.

To find:

The factorisation of 2m^{2}+4m-30.

Solution:

2m^{2}+4m-30

=2({{m}^{2}}+2m-15)    [∵ Taking 2 common from the whole equation]

Here, the 1st term =m^{2} and its coefficient =1

Middle term =2m coefficient -2.

Constant =-15.

=2({{m}^{2}}-3m+5m-15)  [∵ -3m+5m = 2m]

=2[m(m-3)+5(m-3)]

=2[(m-3)(m+5)]

The final result is 2[(m-3)(m+5)].

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