factorise:25x^2y^2-20xy^2z+4y^2z^2
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Answer:
y^2(5x-2z)^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Given an algebraic expression such that,
To factorise this.
Simplifying further, we will get,
It's in the form of
But, we know that,
Therefore, we will get,
Hence, the required answer is y^2(5x-2z)^2
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213
Given,
We need to factorise:-
SOLUTION:-
We can write 25 as -
We can write 4 as -
We know that 25 and 4 are perfect squares of 5 and 2 respectively
NOW,
We can write
AND,
The mathematical statement 25x^2y^2-20xy^2z+4y^2z^2 can be written in the form -
We know that,
In the given question,
a = 5xy and b = 2yz
So,
Taking y as common from the terms 5xy and 2yz , we get,
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- If (a+b+c=0) , then , a^3 + b^3 + c^3 = 3abc.
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