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81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2 factorise

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Answered by pinquancaro
141

Answer:

Factories form of the expression is 81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2=(9x+5y+19)(9x+5y+19)        

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Expression 81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2

To find : Factories the expression?

Solution :

The given expression 81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2 is in the form of a^2+2ab+b^2 in which

a=9(x+1)

b=5(y+2)

We know,  a^2+2ab+b^2=(a+b)^2

Substitute a and b,

(9(x+1))^2+2(9(x+1))(5(y+2))+(5(y+2))^2=((9(x+1))+(5(y+2)))^2

81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2=(9x+9+5y+10)^2

81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2=(9x+5y+19)^2

81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2=(9x+5y+19)(9x+5y+19)

Therefore, factories form of the expression is 81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2=(9x+5y+19)(9x+5y+19)

Answered by lublana
78

Given:

81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2

To factorize the given expression

Solution:

81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2

(9(x+1))^2+2\times 9(x+1)\times 5(y+2)+(5(y+2))^2

We know that

a^2+2ab+b^2=(a+b)^2

Using the formula

(9(x+1)+5(y+2))^2

(9(x+1)+5(y+2))(9(x+1)+5(y+2))

(9x+9+5y+10)(9x+9+5y+10)

(9x+5y+19)(9x+5y+19)

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