Math, asked by radhika0109, 1 year ago

factorise x³+x²-4x+4

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Answered by ItsMOrko
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x³+x²-4x+4
=x²(x+1)-4(x+1)
=(x²-4x)(x+1)

radhika0109: If we will take -4 common then it should be(x-1)
ItsMOrko: sorry typing mistake
radhika0109: then what should be the correct answer
ItsMOrko: (x²-4)(x-1)
ItsMOrko: sorry (x²-4)(x+1)
radhika0109: from x³ and x² we take common x² so in bracket it is left(x+1) and when we take common from -4x+4 the bracket is(x-1) then how can we write (x²-4)
ItsMOrko: something is wrong in question
radhika0109: i think the same
ItsMOrko: wlcm
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