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Answer:
Explanation:
Correct option is
A
x−3a
We first factorize x
4
−27a
3
x and (x−3a)
2
as shown below:
x
4
−27a
3
x
=x(x
3
−27a
3
)
=x[x
3
−(3a)
3
]
=x[(x−3a)(x
2
+(3a)
2
+(x×3a)]
=x(x−3a)(x
2
+9a
2
+3ax)
(x−3a)
2
=(x−3a)(x−3a)
The common factor of x
4
−27a
3
x and (x−3a)
2
is (x−3a), therefore, the GCD is x−3a.
Hence, the greatest common divisor of x
4
−27a
3
x and (x−3a)
2
is x−3a.
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