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The binomial (y − 2) is a factor of y2 − 10y + 16. What is the other factor?

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Answered by Saralvigyan
12

y-8

y2-2y-8y+16

y(y-2)-8(y-2)

(y-8)(y-2)

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Answered by ColinJacobus
15

Answer: The other factor is (y-8).

Step-by-step explanation: The given quadratic expression is y^{2}-10y+16.

One of the factors of the above quadratic expression is given to be (y-2). To find the other factor, either we can divide y^{2}-10y+16 by (y-2) or we can factorise the quadratic expression into two linear factors.

Here, we will follow the second approach and will try to factorise the expression as follows-

y^{2}-10y+16\\ =y^{2}-8y-2y+16\\ =y(y-8)-2(y-8)\\=(y-2)(y-8).

Thus, the other factor is (y-8).


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