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Factorise:(2x-34y)^2-16z^2​

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Answered by Choudharipawan123456
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Given that :- (2x-34y)^2-16z^2

We have to factorise the above equation,

By expanding the square we get,

(2x-34y)(2x-34y)-16z^2

Now, multiply first bracket with 2x and second with 34y ,

2x(2x-34y)-34y(2x-34y)-16z^2

4x^{2} -68xy-68xy+1156y^{2} -16z^2

After that, combine the like terms we get,

4x^{2} -136xy+1156y^{2} -16z^2

Thus, the required solution is

4x^{2} -136xy+1156y^{2} -16z^2

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