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(x-2) (x+1) =(x-1)(x+3) check it is quadratic​

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Answered by Anonymous
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(−2)(+1)=(−1)(+3)

(+1)−2(+1)=(−1)(+3)

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(+1)−2(+1)=(−1)(+3)

2+1−2(+1)=(−1)(+3)

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Multiply by 1

2+1−2(+1)=(−1)(+3)

2+−2(+1)=(−1)(+3)

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2+−2(+1)=(−1)(+3)

2+−2−2=(−1)(+3)

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Combine like terms

2+−2−2=(−1)(+3)

2−−2=(−1)(+3)

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2−−2=(−1)(+3)

2−−2=(+3)−1(+3)

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2−−2=(+3)−1(+3)

2−−2=2+3−1(+3)

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2−−2=2+3−1(+3)

2−−2=2+3−−3

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Combine like terms

2−−2=2+3−−3

2−−2=2+2−3

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Answered by mhppurohit
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Hello! Ur answer is below

Step-by-step explanation:

Given equation (x−2)(x+1)=(x−1)(x+3)

To find whether the given equation is a quadratic equation or not

Solution:-

⟹(x−2)(x+1)=(x−1)(x+3)

⟹x 2+x−2x−2=x 2 +3x−x−3

⟹x 2 −x 2+x−2x−3x+x−2+3=0

⟹−3x+1=0

This is not a quadratic equation as an equation of degree two is called a quadratic equation.

And, a polynomial when equated to zero or some value becomes an equation.

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