Math, asked by diwakarkumar05011998, 11 months ago

9. Factorise:
(a) 21p2 - 14 pq - 35q?

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Answered by sanjaysah1083

Answer:

21p^2-14 pq - 35q

=21p^2-35pq+21pq-35q

=21p(p-35q)+21q(q-35p)

=(21p+21q)(p-35q)

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9. Factorise:(a) 21p2 - 14 pq - 35q?​

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9. Factorise:
(a) 21p2 - 14 pq - 35q?