what is mid term split in maths give example THE BEST ANSWER WILL BE MARKED AS BRAINLIEST
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it is used in the form of

where a and b are not equal to zero
Splitting terms mean that you have to make the middle term in a way such that their sum is bx and product is ac
example will helps
like

=

because 15+2 = 17 and 6*5 = 30 and 15*2 is also 30
so continue

by taking common
where a and b are not equal to zero
Splitting terms mean that you have to make the middle term in a way such that their sum is bx and product is ac
example will helps
like
=
because 15+2 = 17 and 6*5 = 30 and 15*2 is also 30
so continue
by taking common
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