Math, asked by kg548864, 5 months ago

factorise 5(m-n)^2-6(m-n)

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Answered by ItzCuppyCakeJanu

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Answer:

5(m-n)^2-6(m-n)

5m-5n^2-6m+6n

5m-5n*5m-5n-6m-6n

5m^2-5n^2-6m-6n

Hope it helps uhh

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by madhusudana33

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Step-by-step explanation:

(m-n)²=m²-2mn+n²

5(m²-2mn+n²)=5m²-10mn+5n²

5m²-10mn+5n²⁻6m+6n

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