Math, asked by sk112001, 1 year ago

a ^(2) - 4a + 3 + 2 b - b^(2)


Akhil2922: what we have to find???
sk112001: factorize it
Akhil2922: okk

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Answered by Anonymous
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a(a-4)+3+b(2-b)
=a(a-4)+b(2-b)+3
Hope it helps u☺️☺️

sk112001: after that
Anonymous: could not factorise more than that
Answered by dududakeshi
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Let other factor of the given quadratic expression be a+c.

So, (a+c)(a+b-3) = a2−4a+(3−2b−b2)a2−4a+(3−2b−b2)

⇒ a2+a(b−3+c)+c(b−3)=a2−4a+(3−2b−b2)⇒ a2+a(b−3+c)+c(b−3)=a2−4a+(3−2b−b2)

Comparing the coefficient of 'a' on both the sides:

b+c -3 = -4  
c = -1-b  
Remember c is the specific value of 'a'.

Clearly, a=−c=1+ba=−c=1+b is the other root.

sk112001: after thar
dududakeshi: it can but how would i rewrite
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Akhil2922: ohhh
dududakeshi: now i have done it
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