Math, asked by aryanjaiswal03061982, 6 months ago

Factorise : 64p^6 – q^6.

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Answered by RanjeetBiswal
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Answer:

=p^6(64-1)

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Answered by SandeepAW
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Answer:

64p^6-q^6.

((4p³))³-((q³))³.

It is in the form of a³-b³=(a-b)(a²+b²+ab).

Where a=(4p)³ & b=(q)³.

((4p)³)³-((q)³)³=((4p)³-(q)³)((4p³)²+((q)³)²+((4p)³)((q)³).

=(4p³-q³)(4p^6+q^6+4p³q³).

=4p³(4p^6+q^6+4p³q³)-q³(4p^6+q^6+4p³q³).

=16p^9+4p³q^6+16p^6q³-4p^6q³-q^9-4p³q^6.

=16p^9+16p^6q³-4p^6q³-q^9.

I think this is your answer.

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