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a² + b - ab- a factorise

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Answered by riyamehta70
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Answer:

take X as a and y as b

 {x}^{2}   - x  - xy + y \\ x(x - 1) - y(x - 1) \\( x - y)(x - 1)

Answered by rishavkumarac
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Answer:

Your question is a² + b - ab -a OK

Step-by-step explanation:

Step - I : first, bring this polynomial in standard form means their term degree wise.

i.e a² - ab + b - a

Step - II : then, take common from a² - ab and b - a

i.e a(a-b) + 1 ( a-b)

step - III : put them in separate Bracket

i.e ( a +1 ) ( a - b)

So, ( a + 1 ) ( a - b) is a factors of

a² + b - ab - a

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