Math, asked by tejuskrishna432006, 8 months ago

factorise 4x^2 + 8xy​

Answers

Answered by monishashkl
8

Answer:

The factorized form of the expression is 4x( x + 2y)

Step-by-step explanation:

Here we have been given to find the factorized form of the given expression as below;

4x^{2} + 8xy

For this, we will first try to separate out the common terms from these two and then factorize them. The expanded form of the two terms is as below:

4x^{2} = 4 × x × x

8xy = 2× 4 × x × y

Hence we can see that 4x is common in both, therefore:

4x^{2} + 8xy

= 4x( x + 2y)

Hence the factorized form of the expression is 4x( x + 2y)

Answered by hotelcalifornia
2

Given:

4x^{2} +8xy

To Find: Factorization of 4x^{2} +8xy

Calculation:

  • Factorization of any expression is to write or express it in the form of multiplication of two factors.
  • These factors could be expressions, variables or constants.

4x^{2} +8xy

=4x(x+2y)\\=(4x)*(x+2y)

The two factors for the given expression are 4x and (x+2y).

Answer:

Factorize form of 4x^{2} +8xy =(4x)(x+2y)

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