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Factorise: √2y^2 +8y+ 6√2

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Answered by umpasatish
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Answer:Y=-6/√2 and -√2

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Answered by Qᴜɪɴɴ
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The factorisation of \sqrt{2} y^{2} +8y+6\sqrt{2}2y2+8y+62 is (\sqrt{2}y+6)(y+\sqrt{2}).(2y+6)(y+2)

We have,

\sqrt{2} y^{2} +8y+6\sqrt{2}2y2+8y+62

To find, the factorisation of

\sqrt{2} y^{2} +8y+6\sqrt{2}2y2+8y+62 = ?

\sqrt{2} y^{2} +8y+6\sqrt{2}2y2+8y+62

[/tex]=\sqrt{2} y^{2} +2y+6y+6\sqrt{2}[/tex] =2y2+2y+6y+62

=\sqrt{2} y(y+\sqrt{2})+6(y+\sqrt{2})=2y(y+2)+6(y+2)</p><p>=(\sqrt{2}y+6)(y+\sqrt{2})=(2y+6)(y+2)</p><p>Hence, the factorisation of \sqrt{2} y^{2} +8y+6\sqrt{2}2y2+8y+62 is  (\sqrt{2}y+6)(y+\sqrt{2}).(2y+6)(y+2).

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