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factorised form of 36p^2+q^2-12pq is

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Answered by roykoustav66
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Answer:

(q-6p)

Step-by-step explanation:

36p^2+q^2-12pq

=(q-2.6p.q+6p)^2

=(q-6p)^2(and)

Answered by AneesKakar
5

Proper Question: The factorized form of 36p² + q² - 12pq is?

Answer: The factorized form of the given expression 36p² + q² - 12pq is given as (6p - q)².

Given:

The given expression is 36p² + q² - 12pq.

To Find:

The factorised form of the expression 36p² + q² - 12pq.

Solution:

→ The given expression 36p² + q² - 12pq is a quadratic polynomial of degree 2, therefore it will have 2 factors.

→ We could also write the given expression as 36p² - 12pq + q²

→ To factorise the given expression we would split the middle term:

  • The product of the first term and the last term is equal to 36p²q².
  • Therefore we would split the middle term of the given expression into two terms such that their product is equal to 36p²q².
  • We would split -12pq into -6pq and -6pq.

                          ∵ 36p² - 12pq + q²

                           ∴ 36p² - 6pq - 6pq + q²

                           ∴ 6p(6p - q) - q(6p - q)

                           ∴ (6p - q)(6p - q)

                           ∴ (6p - q)²

→ Therefore on factorisation of (36p² - 12pq + q²) we get (6p - q)².

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