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factorise 2x^2-2x+84​

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Answered by parnamandal97
1

Answer:

2x²-2x+84

=2(x²-x-42) [taking 2 in the common]

Step-by-step explanation:

When factorising you find a common multiple of all the digits. In this case we have 2. x does not go into 84. We then use factorisation 2(x²−x−42).

Double checking our work

2(x²)=2x²

2(x)=2x

2(42)=84

Therefore the factors are 2 and x²-x-42.

Answered by tiwariaastha39
1

Answer:

ans is -6, -7and+7

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