Math, asked by vidya4820, 11 months ago

factorise mn+nx-mz-nz​

Answers

Answered by ishu384
2

mn+nx-mz-nz

taking common

n(m+x)-z(m+n)

(n-z)(m+n)(m+x)

Answered by kingofself
1

Answer:

Factorization for mn+nx-mz-nz is (x - z) \times (m + n)

Given Data:

mn+nx-mz-nz

To Find:

Factorize the given data?

Step 1:

Split mx + xn - mz - nz   into two 2-term polynomials

+ xn + mx   and     - mz - nz

This partition did not result in a factorization. We'll try another one.

Step 2:

mx + xn and - mz - nz

This partition looks good

Step 3:

Pull out from each binomial separately

mx + xn = x \times  (m + n)

- mz - nz  = - z \times (m + n)

Step 4:

Add up to arrive at the desired factorization

(x - z)\times(m + n)

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