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Answered by arya8082
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Answered by Blaezii
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9 (2a - b)^2-4 (2a-b) - 13 = (18a-9b- 13) (2a +b - 1)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given Problem:

9(2a-b)2 -4(2a-b) -13

Solution:

To Do:

We have to factorize:

9(2a-b)2 -4(2a-b) -13

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=>Let \ 2a - b = x

=> 9x^2 -4x -13

Splitting the middle term,

=>9x^2 - 13x+9x- 13

=>x(9x - 13) +1 (9x-13)

=> (9x - 13) (x+1)

Substituting \ x = 2a - b

=> [ 9 \ (2a - b) - 13] (2a - b+1)

=>(18a - 9b - 13) (2a - b +1)

9 (2a - b)^2- 4 (2a-b) - 13 = (18a-9b- 13) (2a +b - 1)

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