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p2q-pr2-pq+r2 This is a factorise

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Answered by aniketaryan960
2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

p²q−pr²−pq+r²

 

Do the grouping p²q−pr²− pq + r² = (p²q−pr²)+(−pq+r²), and factor out p in the first and −1 in the second group.

p(pq−r²)−(pq−r²)

Factor out common term pq−r² by using distributive property.

(pq−r²)(p−1)

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Answered by HèrøSk
48

Step-by-step explanation:

\bf P^2q-Pr^2-Pq+r^2

\sf  = P^2q-Pq+r^2-Pr^2

\sf  = Pq(P-1)+r^2(1-P)

\sf  = Pq(P-1) - r^2(P-1)

\bf =  (Pq - r^2)(P-1)

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