Math, asked by rishav3575, 11 months ago

factorize (4x^2-10x+4) and divide by (2x-1)​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Let f(x) = 4x²-10x+4

g(x) =(2x-1)

We have to factorise,

f(x) /g(x).

Therefore,

(4 {x}^{2}  - 10x + 4) \div (2x - 1)

2x-1 | 4x² - 10x +4 | 2x - 4

...... | - 4x²-2x |.....

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......... - 8x +4.........

............8x +4.........

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............... ×××............

So we get that,

Quotient = 2x - 4

Remainder = 0

Hence the value is (2x-4).

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