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factorise (2x-3y)^3+(3y-4z)^3+(4z-2x)^3

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

(2x-3y)3+(3y-4z)3+2^3(2z-x)3


=(2x-3y)^3+(3y-4z)^3+(4z-2x)^3


in last term we taken 2 into inside


[if a+b+c=0 then a3+b3+c3=3abc]


here a=2x-3y


b=3y-4z


c=4z-2x


a+b+c =2x-3y+3y-2x+4z-2x


=0


therefore

(2x-3y)3+(3y-4z)3+(4z-2x)3


= 3*(2x-3y)(3y-4z)(4z-2x)

=3*2(2x-3y)(3y-4z)(2z-x)



Answered by Mroverpowered
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(2x-3y)3+(3y-4z)3+2^3(2z-x)3

=(2x-3y)^3+(3y-4z)^3+(4z-2x)^3

in the last term, we took 2 into the inside

[if a+b+c=0 then a3+b3+c3=3abc]

here a=2x-3y

b=3y-4z

c=4z-2x

a+b+c =2x-3y+3y-2x+4z-2x

=0

therefore

(2x-3y)3+(3y-4z)3+(4z-2x)3

= 3*(2x-3y)(3y-4z)(4z-2x)

=3*2(2x-3y)(3y-4z)(2z-x)

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