Math, asked by harshubhat3239, 1 year ago

Factorize- x^(3)-12x(x-4)-64

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Answered by SuluJr
2
try different no. substitute the value of x to get the the polynomial value Into 0.
if you got 4 as a factor then,divide the polynomial by x-4 ,u will get a second degree polynomial......find the the value of x through the quadratic equation or completiting square methord....
Answered by Anonymous
8
Hello friend


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x^(3)-12x(x-4)-64
x^(3)-64-12x(x-4)
this is the form of (a-b)³ = a³-b³-3ab(a-b)

x³-4³-3(4)(x)(4-x)

∴ (x-4)³

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i hope it's help u
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