English, asked by sundarymathematician, 6 months ago

factorize 4x²y+8xy²

Answers

Answered by lalitadevilali19
5

Answer:

4xy(x+2y)

Explanation:

check

4xy*x+4xy*2y

4x²y+4xy²

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Answered by aditijaink283
1

Concept

A number is expressed as the product of any two numbers using the term "factor."

Finding factors for any mathematical object, such as an integer, polynomial, or algebraic expression, is done through the process of factorization. Finding the factors of a given algebraic expression is referred to as factorization of an algebraic expression.

Any expression that incorporates variables, constants, and have undergone algebraic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, etc. is known as an algebraic expression (or variable expression).

Given

The given expression is 4x^{2} y+8xy^{2}.

Find

We have to factorize the expression  4x^{2} y+8xy^{2}.

Solution

Consider the following algebraic expression, we have

 4x^{2} y+8xy^{2}

Taking 4xy common from the above algebraic expression, we get

4xy(x +2y)

This is the resulting algebraic expression after factorization.

Hence,  4xy(x +2y) is the required expression obtained after factorization of 4x^{2} y+8xy^{2}.

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