Math, asked by rohanrudresh, 11 months ago

how to factorise 14 a square + 38 + 5

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Answered by abcdef2160

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14×14+38+5=239

We write 14 two times because the square of 14 is given

factorise the number which we get from adding the upper part

239=

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