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Factorise (3m square -27n square) and divide (m+3n)

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Answered by abhi569
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Given question : factorise ( 3m^2 - 27n^2 ) and divide by ( m + 2n )


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According to the question,

1 : Factorizing ( 3m^2 - 27n^2 )


⇒ 3m^ 2 - 27 n^2

⇒ 3( m^2 - 9n^2 )

⇒ 3[ m^2 - ( 3 n )^2 ]


From factorization, we know that a^2 - b^2 in factorized form is ( a + b )( a - b ).


∴ 3( m + 3n ) ( m - 3n )


Now, 3m^2 - 27n^2 has been factorized.


Therefore, dividing 3( m + 3n )( m - 3n ) by ( m + 3n ).

⇒ [ 3( m + 3n )( m - 3n ) ] / ( m + 3n )

⇒ 3( m - 3n )



Therefore, result is 3( m - 3n ).


Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\mathfrak{Solution :}

Given Equation :-

(3m² - 27n²)

Taking 3 as common , we get

= 3(m² - 9n²)

Now, On simplifying further, we get

= 3[(m)² - (3n)²]

Using identity :-

a² - b² = (a + b)(a - b)

Here, a = m and b = 3n

Putting identity, we get

= 3[(m + 3n)(m - 3n)]

Now further question says to divide it by (m + 3n)

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= 3(m + 3n)(m - 3n) / (m + 3n)

We get

= 3(m - 3n)

\mathsf\green{= \ 3m - 9n}

\huge\mathbb{Hope \ this \ helps.}
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