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a²(b-c) + b²(c-a) + c²(a-b) . Factorise

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Answered by tushar0007
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a²(b - c) + b²(c - a) + c²(a - b)

= a²b - a²c + b²c - ab² + ac² - bc²

= a²b - ab² + ac² - bc² - a²c + b²c

= ab(a - b) + c²(a - b) - c(a² - b²)

= ab(a - b) + c²(a - b) - c(a - b)(a + b)

= (a - b)(ab + c² - ac - bc)

= (a - b)(ab - bc - ac + c²)

= (a - b)[b(a - c) - c(a - c)]

= (a - b)(b - c)(a - c).

Answered by MiliNarzary
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