Math, asked by LostAgain, 4 months ago

Factorise 4 + (a + b) - 14(a + b)²

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Answered by ydharmendra888
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Step-by-step explanation:

The equation can be written as

14(a+b)^2-(a+b)-4=0

let a+b=x

14x^2-x-4=0

14x^2-8x+7x-4=0

2x(7x-4)+1(7x-4)=0

(7x-4)(2x+1)

now put the value of X =(a+b)

[7(a+b)-4][2(a+b)+1]

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Answered by Anonymous
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