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Factorise a2-10a+25 using identity

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Answered by Manvi2911

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Answered by ShraddhaKhanna

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a^2-10a+25 = a^2 + (2*5*a) + 5^2

= (a+5)^2

(a+5)(a+5)=0

a=-5,-5 are the factors for the given equation.

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