Math, asked by disharamchandani07, 2 months ago

Factorize: 81x2 - 90 xy + 25y2

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

81 x² - 90xy + 25y²

Using identity :- (x-y)² = x² +y² -xy

(9x)² + (5y)² - 2×9x×5y

(9x)² +(5y) ² -90xy

Hence,

(9x -5y)² Is your answer.

Answered by Rastomibty
0

Answer :- Rewrite

81

x

2

as

(

9

x

)

2

.

(

9

x

)

2

+

90

x

y

+

25

y

2

Rewrite

25

y

2

as

(

5

y

)

2

.

(

9

x

)

2

+

90

x

y

+

(

5

y

)

2

Check that the middle term is two times the product of the numbers being squared in the first term and third term.

90

x

y

=

2

(

9

x

)

(

5

y

)

Rewrite the polynomial.

(

9

x

)

2

+

2

(

9

x

)

(

5

y

)

+

(

5

y

)

2

Factor using the perfect square trinomial rule

a

2

+

2

a

b

+

b

2

=

(

a

+

b

)

2

, where

a

=

9

x

and

b

=

5

y

.

(

9

x

+

5

y

)

2

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