Math, asked by onlineclass23, 4 months ago

Factorise x^2-xy(y+1)+y^3 answer it fast and correct

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Answered by baljinderkaursalabat

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Answer:

We need to factorise x2−xy+y−x as

=x(x−y)+1(y−x)

=x(x−y)−(x−y)

=(x−y)(x−1)

Hence, option C is correct.

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