Factorise x²+7xy+12y² ?
2 Answers
Apr 27, 2018
See the answer below...
Explanation:
x^2+7xy+12y^2
=x^2+3xy+4xy+12y^2" "
=x(x+3y)+4y(x+3y)
=color(red)(ul(bar(|color(green)((x+3y)(x+4y))| [It is called middle term factor process of factorization.]
Here, you have to break the middle factor in such a way that the the product of the formers will be equal to the products of the co-efficient of the first and last term with sign.
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Apr 27, 2018
Explanation:
"this can be factored in the same way as a quadratic"
"in one variable"
"the factors of + 12 which sum to + 7 are + 3 and + 4"
rArrx^2+7xy+12y^2=(x+3y)(x+4y)