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factorise (x-2y)^2-6(x-2y)+5

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Answered by KalpitVeerwal
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Good Evening Student,

( x -2y )² - 6( x - 2y ) + 5

Let us suppose ( x - 2y ) = a

So the poly. goes like,

a² - 6a + 5

a² - a - 5a + 5

a ( a - 1 ) - 5 ( a - 1 )

( a - 1 ) ( a - 5 ) ---(i)

Now substitute the value of a (x - 2y) in (i)

( x - 2y - 1 ) ( x - 2y - 5 )
Hence, given poly. is Factorized.

Let me know if you have doubts especially regarding Physics, Chemistry or Maths.
Answered by Trajex007
21

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Good Evening Student,

( x -2y )² - 6( x - 2y ) + 5

Let us suppose ( x - 2y ) = a

So the poly. goes like,

a² - 6a + 5

a² - a - 5a + 5

a ( a - 1 ) - 5 ( a - 1 )

( a - 1 ) ( a - 5 ) ---(i)

Now substitute the value of a (x - 2y) in (i)

( x - 2y - 1 ) ( x - 2y - 5 )

Hence, given poly. is Factorized.

Let me know if you have doubts especially regarding Physics, Chemistry or Maths.

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