Math, asked by shashikiran1951, 10 months ago

6. Factorise x² + y - xy-x​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

\sf x^2 + y - xy - x

Find:

⇒ Factorise the given equation.

Step-by-Step-Explanation:

\sf (x^2 - x) + (y - xy)

\sf x(x -1) + y( 1 - x )

\sf x(x -1) - y(x -1)

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Answered by amirtha1290
1

Answer:

first we have to segregate the terms;

it becomes :

(x^2 -x ) + (y -xy)

by factorising

x(x-1) + y(x-y)

at last it becomes

(x+y) (x-1)

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