Math, asked by vartikasingh02, 4 months ago

factorize 2a²+5ab+6ab+15b²​

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Answered by bhartisharma04062004
0

Take product of first n last terms 2a^2×2b^2=4(ab)^2

Middle term is 5ab

We should find two terms such that their product 4(ab)^2 n their sum should be 5ab

That is 4ab and 1ab

Now you can write 2a²+4ab+ab+2b²=0

In simplification u will get (2a+b) (a+2b)=0

Answered by Arceuzvx
10

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2a²+5ab+6ab+15b² \\We\<u> </u>arrange\ it\ to\ factorise, \\=2a²+6ab+5ab+15b²\\  = 2a(a + 3b) + 5b(a + 3b) \\  = (a + 3b)(2a + 5b)

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