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x²y + 2x²y(x + 4y) - 6x²y²(3x – 2xy) - 9x²y²​

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Answered by ıtʑFᴇᴇʟɓᴇãᴛ
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✴ x²y + 2x²y(x + 4y) - 6x²y²(3x – 2xy) - 9x²y²

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✏ -4x²y + 2x³y - 18x³y²- 12x³y³

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According to the question,

Factorising it :-

x²y + 2x²y(x + 4y) - 6x²y²(3x – 2xy) - 9x²y²

=> x²y + 2x³y + 4x²y² - 18x³y²- 12x³y³ - 9x²y²

=> x²y + 2x³y - 9x²y² + 4x²y² - 18x³y²- 12x³y³

=> x²y + 2x³y - 5x²y² - 18x³y²- 12x³y³

=> x²y + 2x³y - 5x²y - 18x³y²- 12x³y³

=> -4x²y + 2x³y - 18x³y²- 12x³y³

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Answered by Anonymous
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QUESTION :

➠ x²y + 2x²y(x + 4y) - 6x²y²(3x – 2xy) - 9x²y²

GIVEN :

x²y + 2x²y(x + 4y) - 6x²y²(3x – 2xy) - 9x²y²

TO FIND :

After factorizing x²y + 2x²y(x + 4y) - 6x²y²(3x – 2xy) - 9x²y² we will get = ?

STEP - BY - STEP EXPLAINATION :

➠x²y + 2x²y(x + 4y) - 6x²y²(3x – 2xy) - 9x²y²

➠x²y + 2x³y + 4x²y² - 18x³y² - 12x³y³ - 9xy²y²

➠x²y + 2x³y - 9x²y² + 4x²y² - 18x³y² - 12x³y³

➠x²y + 2x³y - 5x²y² - 18x³y² - 12x³y³

➠ -4x²y + 2x³y - 18x³y² - 12x³y³

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What is 'IDENTITY' ?

A statement of equality which holds for all values of the variable is called an identity.

Types of algebraic expression.

There are four types of algebraic expression, namely they are as follows :

  • Monomials – Monomials consist of one algebraic expression.

  • Binomial – Binomials consists of two algebraic expression.

  • Trinomial – Trinomial consists of three algebraic expression.

  • Quadrinomial – Quadrinomial consists of four algebraic expression.

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