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factorise 75(x+y)² - 48(x-y)²

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Answered by TooFree
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75(x+y)² - 48(x-y)²


Take out 3 as a common factor:

= 3 [ 25(x + y)²  - 16(x - y)² ]


Write 25 as 5² and 16 as 4²:

= 3 [ 5²(x + y)²  - 4²(x - y)² ]


Group them into a² - b²:

= 3 [ ( 5(x + y) )²  - ( 4(x - y) )² ]


Apply a² - b² = (a + b) (a - b):

= 3 [ [5(x + y) + 4(x - y) ] [5(x + y) - 4(x - y) ] ]


Expand the terms in each bracket:

= 3 [ ( 5x + 5y + 4x - 4y) (5x + 5y - 4x + 4y) ]


Combine like terms:

= 3 ( 9x + y) (x + 9y )


Answered by xapili5220
5

Answer:

3 ( 9x + y) (x + 9y )

Step-by-step explanation:

75(x+y)² - 48(x-y)²

Take out 3 as a common factor:

= 3 [ 25(x + y)²  - 16(x - y)² ]

Write 25 as 5² and 16 as 4²:

= 3 [ 5²(x + y)²  - 4²(x - y)² ]

Group them into a² - b²:

= 3 [ ( 5(x + y) )²  - ( 4(x - y) )² ]

Apply a² - b² = (a + b) (a - b):

= 3 [ [5(x + y) + 4(x - y) ] [5(x + y) - 4(x - y) ] ]

Expand the terms in each bracket:

= 3 [ ( 5x + 5y + 4x - 4y) (5x + 5y - 4x + 4y) ]

Combine like terms:

= 3 ( 9x + y) (x + 9y )

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