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Factorise this:

10a^2-15b^2+20c^2

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Answered by chandaniraysinighani
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We have, 10a² = 2×5×a×a

15b² =3×5×b×b

and,20c² =2×2×5×c×c

The three terms have 5 as a common factor

10a² − 15b² + 20c² = (2×5×a×a) − (3×5×b×b) + (2×2×5×c×c)

= 5×(2 × a × a − 3 × b × b + 4 × c × c)

= 5(2a² - 3b² + 4c²)

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