Math, asked by abrenoay2, 10 months ago

Factorise 8(p – 2q )2 – 2p + 4q – 1

Answers

Answered by samanchahal
1

Answer:

16(p-2q)-2(p-2q)-1

(p-2q)[(16-2)-1]

(p-2q)(13)

Answered by Abhishek474241
11

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  • Factorize
  • 8(p – 2q )² – 2p + 4q – 1

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  • Factor of this polynomial

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  • First of visualise the like terms
  • get the terms which are common
  • By doing commonig (+,-)
  • Try to do in steps

8(p – 2q )² – 2p + 4q – 1

=>8(p – 2q )²– (2p - 4q) – 1

=>(p – 2q )² –2 (p - 2q) – 1

  • Getting (p - 2q) as common

=>(p – 2q )² –2 (p - 2q) – 1

=>(p-2q) (p-2q-2-1)

=>(p-2q) (p-2q-3)

Hence factorize

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