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4a² - 49b² + 2a -7b

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Answered by MrImpeccable
23

ANSWER:

To Factorize:

  • 4a² - 49b² + 2a - 7b

Solution:

We are given that,

⟹ 4a² - 49b² + 2a - 7b

So,

⟹ (2a)² - (7b)² + 2a - 7b

We know that,

⟹ x² - y² = (x - y)(x + y)

Hence,

⟹ (2a)² - (7b)² + 2a - 7b

⟹ (2a - 7b)(2a + 7b) + (2a - 7b)

Taking (2a - 7b) common,

⟹ (2a - 7b)(2a + 7b) + (2a - 7b)

⟹ (2a - 7b)(2a + 7b + 1)

Therefore,

⟹ 4a² - 49b² + 2a - 7b = (2a - 7b)(2a + 7b + 1)

Answered by hanzlahqadri
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