Factorization by Grouping of Terms


 
 
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Factorization by Grouping of Terms

In order to factorize algebraic expressions containing a binomial as a common factor, we write the expression as the product of the binomial and the quotient obtained by dividing the given expression by this binomial.

Illustration : Factorize:  (y-x)a+(x-y)b

Solution :

 (y-x)a+(x-y)b

=-(x-y)a+(x-y)b      [ Taking (-1) common from (y-x)]

=-(x-y)(-a+b)            [ Taking (x - y) common]

=-(x-y)(b-a)               [because  -a + b = b - a ]

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Question : 1

One of the factors of the expression is :

x^{2}+xy+zx+zy  

Right Option : A
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Question : 2

On factorisation  32a^2-50b^2 is not equal to ______________________

Right Option : D
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Question : 3

Factorise:  large dpi{110} fn_phv a-b-a^2+b^2   :

 

Right Option : A
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