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factorise 6(x+2y)^3 +8(x+2y,)^2​

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Answered by simran1234576
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Answered by lublana
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Given:

6(x+2y)^3+8(x+2y)^2

To find:

Factorize the given expression

Solution:

6(x+2y)^3+8(x+2y)^2

2\times (x+2y)(x+2y)(x+2y)+2\times 2\times 2(x+2y)(x+2y)

Taking 2(x+2y)^2 common then, we get

2(x+2y)^2(3(x+2y)+4)

2(x+2y)^2(3x+6y+4)

2(x+2y)^2(3x+6y+4)

Hence, the expression factorize as

2(x+2y)^2(3x+6y+4)

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