Math, asked by rufiikhan, 9 months ago

m^2+20m +100
factorise by splitting middle term

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Answered by Anonymous
6

Answer:

 {m}^{2}  + 20m + 100 =  {m}^{2}  + 10m + 10m + 100 \\  = m(m + 10) + 10(m + 10) \\  = (m + 10)(m + 10)

Answered by dineshrpdrp
1

Answer:

m^2+20m+100

{Multiply the first and the last term}

1*100=100

find factors of 100 and split such a way that the middle term when added equals to 20m and when multiplied it is 100

m^2+10m+10m+100

m(m+10)+ 10(m+10)

(m+10)(m+10)

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