Math, asked by Rits23, 1 month ago

Factorize:
a³ - 2 × 2^½b³

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

» a³ - 2 × 2^½ b³

= a³ - (√2b)³

= (a - √2b) (a² + √2ab + 2b²)

Is the required answer.

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