Math, asked by shivkumarsaroj342, 5 months ago


6 - 9e - 27e {?}^{2}

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

\huge{\underline{\underline{Given→}}}

  • \mathrm\green{→Equation=27e^2+9e+6}

\huge{\underline{\underline{To\:Find→}}}

\mathrm\purple{→Value\:of\:e\:in\:the\:given\:equation}

\huge{\underline{\underline{Answer→}}}

\bold{\underline{\underline{\dag{Simplification\dag→}}}}

 {27e}^{2} + 9e + 6 \\  = 3( {9e}^{2} + 3e + 2) \\  =  {9e}^{2}  + 3e + 2

\displaystyle{\boxed{→9e^2+3e+6✔}}

\bold{\underline{\underline{Now→}}}

\mathrm\blue{→9e^2+3e+2}

\mathrm\blue{→9e^2-3e+6e+2}

\mathrm\blue{→-3e(-3e+1)-2(-3e-1)}

\mathrm\blue{→(-3e+1)(-3e-2)}

\mathrm\blue{→e=-\dfrac{1}{3}and\:e=-\dfrac{2}{3}}

So from here, the value of e=-1/3 and -2/3 which is the required answer.

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