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factorise the following expressions 4 p square + 5 p q - 6 p q square​

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Answered by WINDS21
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Answer:

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Let us first find the HCF of all the terms of the given polynomial 4p

2

+5pq−6pq

2

by factoring the terms as follows:

4p

2

=2×2×p×p

5pq=5×p×q

6pq

2

=2×3×p×q×q

Therefore, HCF=p

Now, we factor out the HCF from each term of the polynomial 4p

2

+5pq−6pq

2

as shown below:

4p

2

+5pq−6pq

2

=p(4p+5q−6q

2

)

Hence, 4p

2

+5pq−6pq

2

=p(4p+5q−6q^2)

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