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factorise 10a²-15b²+20c²

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Answered by surekhapatel03p26of0

10a^2-15b^2+20c^2
=5(2a^2-3b^2+4c^2)
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surekhapatel03p26of0: I am not sure that if it is correct or not.

kashiramwaskle0: thanks for trying

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Answered by Anonymous

given,

10a² - 15b² + 20c²
taking common factors in 10a²-15b²,
5(2a²-3b²) + 20c²

it can also be factorised by
taking common factors for all three terms

therefore,

5(2a²-3b²+4c²)

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