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factorise:x^2+3x+2+ax+2a​

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Answered by Tanujrao36
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Question:-

• Factorise

\sf{\ x^{2}+3x+2+ax+2a=0}

Concept Used :-

  • First of all arrange them according to their variables

  • Then we will factorise the equation

Explanation :-

\implies\sf{\ x^{2}+3x+2+ax+2a=0}

\implies\sf{\ x^{2}+3x+ax+2+2a=0}

\implies\sf{\ x^{2}+(3+a)x+2(1+a)=0}

  • Divide (3+a) into two factors whose sum is (3+a) and product is 2(1+a)

\implies\sf{\ x^{2}+(1+a)x+2x+2(1+a)=0}

\implies\sf{x(x+1+a)+2(x+1+a)=0}

\implies\sf{(x+1+a)(x+2)=0}

  • Now put these both with equal to zero for finding the value of x for this equation.

\longrightarrow\bf{(x+1+a)=0}

\bf{\boxed{x=(-1-a)}}

\longrightarrow\bf{(x+2)=0}

\bf{\boxed{x= -2}}

  • So here After the factorization we get two value of x
Answered by sunitabhanokhar
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Answer:

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