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factorise ²x2 + (ax^2 +1)x+a​

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Answered by MaheswariS
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Answer:

a^2x^2 + (ax^2 +1)x+a=(ax^2+1)(x+a)

Step-by-step explanation:

Factorise: a^2x^2 + (ax^2 +1)x+a

a^2x^2 + (ax^2 +1)x+a

=a^2x^2+ax^3+x+a

=ax^2(a+x)+x+a

=ax^2(x+a)+1(x+a)

=(ax^2+1)(x+a)

\implies\:a^2x^2 + (ax^2 +1)x+a=(ax^2+1)(x+a)

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