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factorise m^2+8m+12​

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Answered by sarojini03
1

m=-6,-2

I hope tis may help you

Answered by sabrinanandini2
11

\huge{\textbf{SOLUTION-}}

m² + 8m + 12

\mathbb{SUM} - 8

\mathbb{PRODUCT} - 12

\mathbb{PAIRS} - 6,2

m² + 6m + 2m + 12

m(m+6) 2(m+6)

(m+2)(m+6)

m = -2

m = -6

This method is known as splitting the middle term method. In this, 2 numbers are taken such that their sum equals the co-efficient of x and their product equals to the constant (the third term). Then, the 2 numbers are written in place of the middle term, then it is factorised

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