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Factorise :
1. (a+2b) (3a+b) - (a+b) + (a+2b)+(a+2b)²​

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Answered by ImKimRamen
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Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by ajr111
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given :

(a+2b) (3a+b) - (a+b) + (a+2b)+(a+2b)²​

To Find :

Factorise of given expression

Solution :

(a+2b) (3a+b) - (a+b) + (a+2b)+(a+2b)²​

  • Rearranging the terms according to the requirement.
  • Here, requirement is to bring all (a+2b) terms at a place

so,

(a+2b) (3a+b)  + (a+2b)²​- (a+b) + (a+2b)

⇒  (a+2b) (3a+b) + (a+2b)²​ - b

  • Taking (a+2b) common

⇒ (a+2b)[(3a+b) + (a+2b)] - b

(a + 2b) (4a + 3b ) - b

So, this is the reduced form till which it can be factorised

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