Math, asked by RajlaksmiBanik, 1 year ago

x^2y^2 -8xy -48


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Answered by Anonymous
13

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By using middle splitting term let's factories:-

\{(xy)}^{2}  - 8xy - 48  = 0

\implies \ {x}^{2}  {y}^{2}  + 4xy - 12xy - 48= 0

Taking common,

\implies \xy(xy + 4) - 12(xy + 4) = 0

\implies(xy + 4)(xy - 12) = 0

\implies xy + 4 = 0 either xy - 12 = 0

\implies xy = -4 either xy = 12

Answered by anushka2947
2

Answer:

x

2

y

2

−8xy−48

x

2

y

2

−12xy+4xy−48

Take out common in all terms we get,

xy(xy−12)+4(xy−12)

(xy−12)(xy+4)

Step-by-step explanation:

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