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Factorise
(a^2+3a-5)(a^2+3a+2)+6

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Answered by mummum96
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Answered by windyyork
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The required factorised form is a^4+6a^3+6a^2-9a+6

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

(a^2+3a-5)(a^2+3a+2)+6\\\\=a^2(a^2+3a+2)+3a(a^2+3a+2)-5(a^2+3a+2)+6\\\\=a^4+3a^3+2a^2+3a^3+9a^2+6a-5a^2-15a-10+6\\\\=a^4+6a^3+6a^2-9a+6

Hence, the required factorised form is

a^4+6a^3+6a^2-9a+6

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