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Factorice -: (x^2+x)^2+4(x^2+x)-12

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Answered by thesohan
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Answered by HappiestWriter012
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Hey there

The given equation =(x^2+x)^2+4(x^2+x)-12

Let x²+x=k

So ,the equation is kx²+4k-12

Now factorize the equation

k²-2k+6k-12

=k(k-2)+6(k-2)

= (k+6)(k-2)

There fore : (x²+x)²+4(x²+x)-12= (x²+x+6)(x²+x-2)

Now factorize x²+x-2

x²-x+2x-2

=x(x-1)+2(x-1)

=(x+2)(x-1)

There fore , (x^2+x)^2+4(x^2+x)-12=(x²+x+6)(x+2)(x-1)

Factors are

1)x²+x+6

2) (x+2)

3) (x-1)

hope helped!

thesohan: No
thesohan: Let me point it out
thesohan: In the step where he says therefore he writes x^2 +x+6 then in the next step he makes it x^2+x-6 ......
thesohan: There fore : (x²+x)²+4(x²+x)-12= (x²+x+6)(x²+x-2)

Now factorize x²+x-6 .....
thesohan: See how the x^2 +x+6 becomes x^2+x-6
thesohan: Now say.......
HappiestWriter012: thanks
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