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Divide using factorization method

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abhineet76: Is the answr is 9x^2-6xy+y^2-x^3+x^2-xy^2-y^3/2...
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Answered by abhineet76
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JASHAN1728: if pqr=1, then prove that (1/1+p+q^-1)+(1/1+q+r^-1)+(1/1+r+p^-1) = 1
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Answered by Prakhar2908
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Given,



Divisor = 2(x - y)



Dividend = (3x - y)^2 - (x+y)^2



To find,



Quotient when dividend is divided by divisor.



Main solution :



Let's write it in form of p/q (i.e a form of a rational no. )



 \frac{{(3x - y)}^{2}- {(x +y)}^{2}}{2(x - y)}



We can see that the numerator is in the form of a^2 - b^2



We know,



a^2 - b^2 = (a+b)(a-b)



Using this identity :



 \frac{(3x - y + x + y)(3x - y - (x + y)}{2(x - y)}



Simplyfying numerator:-



 \frac{4x(3x - y - x - y)}{2(x + y)}



 \frac{4x(2x - 2y)}{2(x - y)}



Taking 2 common in numerator.



 \frac{4x \times 2(x - y)}{2( x - y)}



Cancelling numerator and denominator by 2 ( x - y ) as it is common to both



We get :



 \frac{4x}{1}



4x



Answer :- The quotient is 4x


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