Math, asked by artivalecha099, 6 months ago

factorise 4(x-y)^2 +12(x-y) by regrouping

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Answered by parulkalita2

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Answer:

4(x-y) ^2+12(x-y)

=8(x^-2xy+y^) +12x-12y

=8x^-16xy+8y^+12x-12y

=

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