Math, asked by NissiJerome, 6 days ago

Factorise 9(x+2)²-4(x-1)² by taking out common factors​

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Answered by sandipsagare8588
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

9(3x+2)²-4(2x-1)²

=[3(3x+2)]²-[2(2x-1)]²

=(9x+6+4x-2)(9x+6-4x+2)                     [a²-b²=(a+b)(a-b)]

=(13x+4)(5x+8)

Answered by BrainEater9000
3

Answer:

5x² + 44x + 32

Step-by-step explanation:

9(x+2)² -4(x-1)²

= {3(x+2)}² - {2(x-1)}²

= (3x + 6)² - (2x-2)²

= {(3x + 6) + (2x - 2)}×{(3x+6)-(2x-2)}

= (5x + 4)(x +8)

= 5x²+40x+4x+32

= 5x² + 44x + 32

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