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factorize x²-a²-2a+b²-c²​

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Answered by britimulmi11
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Answer:

(i). Given Quadratic Equation,

x² - 2ax + a² - b² - c² = 0

a , b , c ∈ R

To prove: Roots of the Equation are always real.

If the standard Quadratic Equation, Ax² + Bx + C = 0

Then Discriminant is given by, D = B² - 4AC

From given Equation,

A = 1  ,  B = -2a  , C = a² - b² - c²

D = (-2a)² - 4(1)(a² - b² - c²) = 4a² - 4a² + b² + c²

  = b² + c²

Since D > 0

⇒ Roots are Real and Distinct.

Hence Proved.Step-by-step explanation:

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