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Factorise: 7 (a + 2b)² – 21 (a + 2b)
using Factorisation by Regrouping terms​

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Answered by tennetiraj86
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Answered by mysticd
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 7(a+2b)^{2} - 21(a+2b)

 = 7(a+2b)(a+2b) - 3 \times 7(a+2b)

 = 7(a+2b)(a+2b - 3 )

Therefore.,

 \red{ Factors \:of \:7(a+2b)^{2} - 21(a+2b)}

 \green{ = 7(a+2b)( a+2b - 3 )}

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