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 {x}^{4}  - (y + z {)}^{4}
factorise the above question.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

 =(x + y + z)(x - y - z) [x {}^{2}  + (y  + z) {}^{2} ] \:

Step- by -step Explanation:

 \\ Using \: the \: identity \:  \\ a {}^{2}  - b {}^{2}  = (a + b)(a - b) \\ Therefore \:  \: x {}^{4}   - (y + z) {}^{4} \\  =( x {}^{2}) {}^{2}   -[(y+z) {}^{2} ] {}^{2}  \\        =   [x {}^{2  }  + (y + z) {}^{2} ]    [x {}^{2}  - (y + z) {}^{2} ] \\  We \: can \: factorise \: [x {}^{2}  - (y + z) {}^{2} ] \\  \: using \: the \: same \: identity \: again...  \\i.e. =  >  [x {}^{2} - (y + z) {}^{2}  ]  \\ =  [x + (y + z)] \: [x - (y + z)] \\ ATQ, \: \\  =  >   [x {}^{2} + (y + z) {}^{2}  ] (x + y + z) \\ (x - y  - z)\\

Answered by shyampraksh0
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Answer:

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