Math, asked by kpop4086, 3 months ago

3a square-36a+108
some one please help me we have to factorize using algebraic identities

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Answered by pmaithili2704

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Answer:

36(a^2 -a +3)

Step-by-step explanation:

By factorization, we take 36 as common factor. So we get it as 36(a^2 -a +3).

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