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Answered by Glorious31
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Question :

Factorize :

\tt{ {64a}^{3} + {125b}^{3} + {12a}^{2}b + {15ab}^{b}}

Answer :

If we carefully observe the given problem it is in the form of the expansion of the identity :

\tt{ {(a+b)}^{3} \implies {a}^{3} + {b}^{3} + {3a}^{2}b + {3ab}^{2}}

Here :

a => \tt{ {64a}^{3}}

It can be written as : \tt{ a \implies {(4a)}^{3}}

b => \tt{ {125b}^{3}}

It can be written as : \tt{ b \implies {(5b)}^{3}}

The expansion of \tt{ {(a+b)}^{3} is \: {a}^{3} + {b}^{3} + {3a}^{2}b + {3ab}^{2}}. So , we only need to factorize (a) and (b) to factorize the whole equation.

So factorization :

\large{\boxed{\tt{ {(4a + 5b)}^{3}}}}

Here we have taken the power 3 as common.

The factorization can be even expanded as :

(4a + 5b)(4a + 5b)(4a + 5b)

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