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Factorise y^2 - (a+b) y +ab

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Answered by manas3379

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Step-by-step explanation:

y² - (a + b)y + ab

= y² - ay - by + ab

= y(y - a) - b(y - a)

= (y - b)(y - a)

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Answered by sriram12338

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Step-by-step explanation:

y^2-(a+b)y+ab

(y^2-ay)(-by+ab)

y(y-a) -b(y-a)

= (y-a) (y-b)

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