Math, asked by ngwenyaayanda615, 8 months ago

a^2−20a+64 please help me factories this.

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Answered by SP5
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Answered by Vamprixussa
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Given equation

a^{2} -20a+64=0

Solving, we get,

a^{2} -20a+64=0

\implies a^{2} -16a-4a+64=0

\implies a(a-16)-4(a-16)=0

\implies (a-4)(a-16)=0

Now,

a-4=0\\\implies a = 4

a-16=0\\\implies a = 16

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