Factorise = 4x^2+12xy+9y^2-50x-75y
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4x²+12xy+9y²-50x-75y
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→4x²+12xy+9y² becomes formula of (2x+3y)²
→(2x+3y)²-25(2x+3y)
Taking (2x+3y) as common
→(2x+3y){(2x+3y)-25(1)}
→(2x+3y)(2x+3y-25) ANSWER
4x²+12xy+9y²-50x-75y
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→4x²+12xy+9y² becomes formula of (2x+3y)²
→(2x+3y)²-25(2x+3y)
Taking (2x+3y) as common
→(2x+3y){(2x+3y)-25(1)}
→(2x+3y)(2x+3y-25) ANSWER
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Hello Mate!
=> 4x² + 12xy + 9y² - 50x - 75y
Here, we notice that 4x² can be written as (2x)² and 9y² as (3y)².
=> (2x)² + 2 × 2 × 3xy + (3y)² - 50x - 75y
So, (2x)² + 2 × 2 × 3xy + (3y)² seems similar to a² + 2ab + b² which is equal to ( a + b )².
=> ( 2x + 3y )² - 50x - 75y
Taking - 25 common from - 50x and - 75y we get,
=> ( 2x + 3y )² - 25( 2x + 3y )
Again taking ( 2x + 3y ) common we get,
=> ( 2x + 3y )[ ( 2x + 3y ) - 25 ]
=> ( 2x + 3y )( 2x + 3y - 25 )
Hence concepts used - Formula and taking common factors out.
Have great future ahead!
=> 4x² + 12xy + 9y² - 50x - 75y
Here, we notice that 4x² can be written as (2x)² and 9y² as (3y)².
=> (2x)² + 2 × 2 × 3xy + (3y)² - 50x - 75y
So, (2x)² + 2 × 2 × 3xy + (3y)² seems similar to a² + 2ab + b² which is equal to ( a + b )².
=> ( 2x + 3y )² - 50x - 75y
Taking - 25 common from - 50x and - 75y we get,
=> ( 2x + 3y )² - 25( 2x + 3y )
Again taking ( 2x + 3y ) common we get,
=> ( 2x + 3y )[ ( 2x + 3y ) - 25 ]
=> ( 2x + 3y )( 2x + 3y - 25 )
Hence concepts used - Formula and taking common factors out.
Have great future ahead!
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