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please explain me how they have done first two sums.


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Answered by EliteSoul
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Well, this is also a simple factorisation method. Just there are some common errors known as taking common, arranging orders,middle term splitting.

Now going to your solution :

Given equation :

1/35 + (12/35)a + a²

At first taking 1/35 common, we get :

1/35[1 + 12a + 35a²]

You must be wondering how (12a & 35a²) came, let me explain.

When we take 1/35 common, from the side 12a/35 we get :

12a/35 = 1/35 × (12a)

Taking common from (12a/35) we get :

12a

Now second part we can write a² like this :

→ a² = 1/35 × 35a²

Here, 35 will get cancelled and we will get back, a².

So taking 1/35 common from a² we get :

35a²

Now going back to our solution :

Arranging the orders inside brackets,

⇒ 1/35[35a² + 12a + 1]

Now middle term splitting :

⇒ 1/35[35a² + 5a + 7a + 1]

⇒ 1/35[5a(7a + 1) + 1(7a + 1)]

⇒ 1/35[(5a + 1)(7a + 1)]

(1/35) (5a + 1)(7a + 1)

Hence,like this we get our required solution of the equation.

Answered by nirman95
32

Let me make you understand the solution in a step by step manner :

1st step :

Since the terms are in fraction , we need to take \dfrac{1}{35} common such that we can remove the fractions :

 =  \dfrac{1}{35}  +  \dfrac{12}{35} a +  {a}^{2}  \\  =  \dfrac{1}{35}  \bigg \{1 + 12a + 35 {a}^{2}  \bigg \}

2nd step:

We are rearranging the terms according to our convenience ;

 =  \dfrac{1}{35}  \bigg \{35 {a}^{2}  + 12a + 1 \bigg \}

3rd step:

Now we are performing MID - TERM FACTORISATION ; We try to express 12a into 2 factors such that their products is 35a² ;

 =  \dfrac{1}{35}  \bigg \{35 {a}^{2}  + (5a + 7a) + 1 \bigg \}

4th step:

Taking common figures from the 2 factors :

 =  \dfrac{1}{35}  \bigg \{5a(7a +1 ) + 1(7a + 1 )\bigg \}

5th step:

Now taking (7a + 1 ) as common ;

 =  \dfrac{1}{35}  \bigg \{(5a + 1)(7a + 1 )\bigg \}

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