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p (4p^2-16) by 4p (p-2) please solve

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Answered by Incredible29
66
Hey
here's your answer !!

p (4p^2-16) ÷ 4p (p-2)
= ( p / 4p ) { ( 4p² -16 ) / (p-2) }
= 1/4 × 4 ( p² - 4 ) / (p - 2 )
= { ( 1/4 × 4 ) (p - 2 ) ( p + 2 ) } / (p - 2 )
= 1 × ( p + 2 )
= ( p + 2 ) . ( answer )

Hope it helps !!
Answered by erinna
33

The simplified form of given expression is (p+2).

Step-by-step explanation:

The given expression is

\dfrac{p(4p^2-16)}{4p(p-2)}

Taking out common factors from numerator.

\dfrac{4p(p^2-4)}{4p(p-2)}

Cancel out common factors.

\dfrac{p^2-4}{p-2}

\dfrac{p^2-2^2}{p-2}

Using algebraic formula, we get

\dfrac{(p-2)(p+2)}{p-2}                    [\because a^2-b^2=(a-b)(a+b)]

Cancel out common factors.

p+2

Therefore, the simplified form of given expression is (p+2).

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