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factorise 9x(6x-5y)-12x square (6x-5y) I need it urgent

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Answered by harendrachoubay
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The factorisation of 9x(6x - 5y) - 12x^2(6x - 5y) is equal to 3x(6x - 5y)(3 - 4x).

Step-by-step explanation:

We have,

9x(6x - 5y) - 12x^2(6x - 5y)

To find, the factorisation of 9x(6x - 5y) - 12x^2(6x - 5y) = ?

9x(6x - 5y) - 12x^2(6x - 5y)

Taking (6x - 5y) as common, we get

= (6x - 5y)(9x - 12x^2)

Taking 3x as common in second term, we get

= (6x - 5y)(3x)(3 - 4x)

= 3x(6x - 5y)(3 - 4x)

∴ The factorisation of 9x(6x - 5y) - 12x^2(6x - 5y) = 3x(6x - 5y)(3 - 4x)

Thus, the factorisation of 9x(6x - 5y) - 12x^2(6x - 5y) is equal to 3x(6x - 5y)(3 - 4x).

Answered by tripathi64
1

Answer:

The factorised expression to the given expression is 3x(3-4x)(6x-5y)

Therefore 9x(6x-5y)-12x^2(6x-5y)=3x(3-4x)(6x-5y)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the expression is 9x(6x-5y)-12x^2(6x-5y)

To factorise the given polynomial :

9x(6x-5y)-12x^2(6x-5y)

=(9x-12x^2)(6x-5y)

=3x(3-4x)(6x-5y) ( by taking the common term 3x outside of the expression )

Therefore 9x(6x-5y)-12x^2(6x-5y)=3x(3-4x)(6x-5y)

The factorised expression to the given expression is 3x(3-4x)(6x-5y)

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