Math, asked by DhrubDubey, 2 months ago

x^2-a^2+4ab-4b^2
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Answered by ItzMarvels
28

Required Answer

= x² - a² + 4ab - 4b² ∵(a - b)²=a²+2ab-b²

= (x)² - (a - 2b)²

= (x - a - 2b)(x + a - 2b) Ans

Answered by anindyaadhikari13
4

Required Answer:-

Given To Factorise:

  • x² - a² + 4ab - 4b²

Solution:

We have,

= x² - a² + 4ab - 4b²

= x² - (a² - 4ab + 4b²)

= x² - [(a)² - 2 × (a) × (2b) + (2b)²]

= x² - (a - 2b)² [ (a - b)² = a² - 2ab + b²]

= [x + (a - 2b)][x - (a - 2b)]

= (x + a - 2b)(x - a + 2b)

Hence, the factorised form is (x + a - 2b)(x - a + 2b)

Answer:

  • (x + a - 2b)(x - a + 2b)

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