Math, asked by 1980kamlendra, 7 days ago

divide: 7ab(a^2-b^2) by a(a+b)​

Answers

Answered by llAssassinHunterll
0

Answer:

We divide the given polynomial 5a

3

b−7ab

3

by the monomial ab as shown below:

ab

5a

3

b−7ab

3

=

ab

5a

3

b

ab

7ab

3

=

ab

5a

3

b

ab

7ab

3

=

a×b

5×a×a×a×b

a×b

7×a×b×b×b

=5a

2

−7b

2

Hence,

ab

5a

3

b−7ab

3

=5a

2

−7b

2

.

Answered by kshamaawasthi1001
0

Step-by-step explanation:

 \frac{7ab( {a}^{2}  -   {b}^{2}) }{a(a +   \: b)}  \\ we \: can \: write \: ( {a}^{2}  -  {b}^{2}) = (a + b) (a -  b) \\ \frac{7ab(a + b)(a - b)}{a(a + b)}  \\  7b(a - b)

i hope you can understand

thank you

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