factorisation of algebraic Q.1 factorise( 1)x²+9x+18 (2)x²-10x+9
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The first step of factorising an expression is to 'take out' any common factors which the terms have. So if you were asked to factorise x² + x, since x goes into both terms, you would write x(x + 1) . This video shows you how to solve a quadratic equation by factoring.
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Q.1 Factorise
1) x²+9x+18.
2) x²-10x+9
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In this types of question:
- We find the product of the coefficient of the square term and the constant term.
- Then we need to find the factors of the product which is always equal to coefficient of the middle term.
Something interesting:
Before , solving this types of questions, we know that we have also learnt to factorise Expressions of the form ax+ay and a²-b²
For example ,
- 4xy + 8xy² = 4xy ( 1 + 2y)
- p² - 9q² = (p)² -(3q)² = (p + 3q ) ( p - 3q)
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