Math, asked by momomunnu, 1 year ago

how to factorise: 6ab - b2 + 12ac - 2bc?

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Answered by mysticd
483
Hi ,.

6ab - b² + 12ac - 2bc

= 6ab + 12ac - b² - 2bc

= 6a( b + 2c ) - b( b + 2c )

= ( b + 2c ) ( 6a - b )

I hope this helps you.

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Answered by SerenaBochenek
111

Answer:

6ab-b^2+12ac-2bc=(6a-b)(b+2c)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the expression

6ab-b^2+12ac-2bc

we have to factorize the above expression

6ab-b^2+12ac-2bc

6ab+12ac-b^2-2bc

6a(b+2c)-b(b+2c)

(6a-b)(b+2c)

which is required factorization.

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