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factorise the following expression 6-5y-y^2​

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Answered by laxitahelaiya19
14

Answer:

(6+y)(1-y)

Step-by-step explanation:

6-5y-y^2

BY SPITTING THE MIDDLE TERM

6-6y+1y-y^2

6(1-y)+y(1-y)

(6+y)(1-y)

Answered by swethassynergy
1

The factor of the  expression 6-5y-y^{2} is (1-y)(y+6).

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

The  expression 6-5y-y^{2} .

To Find:

The factor of the  expression 6-5y-y^{2}.

Solution:

As given,the  expression 6-5y-y^{2}.

The factor of the expression 6-5y-y^{2}  =6-5y-y^{2}                    

                                                                      = -(y^{2} +5y-6)

                                                                      = -(y^{2} +6y-y-6)

                                                                       = -[y^{2} +6y-y-6]\\= -[y(y +6)-1(y+6)]\\= - (y-1)(y+6)\\=(-y+1)(y+6)\\=(1-y)(y+6)

Thus,the factor of the expression 6-5y-y^{2} is (1-y)(y+6).

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