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The polynomial 11a^2 -12 2a*1/2 +2 on factorisation gives


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Given :   polynomial 11a² - 12√2a  +  2

To find : Factorise

Solution:

Correct Questions is

11a² - 12√2a  +  2

= 11a² - 11√2a -  √2a  +  2

taking 11 common in 1st two terms

&  √2 in  last 2 terms

=11a(a  - √2)  - √2(a  - √2)

taking (a  - √2) common

= (a  - √2)  (11a  - √2)

Hence 11a² - 12√2a  +  2  = (a  - √2)  (11a  - √2)

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