Factorize the expressions provided in the uploaded image. Questions include fully factorizing by removing the highest common factor, differences of squares, grouping in pairs, and trinomials.
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3. Fully Factorized Form by Removing the HCF
a) 4a+12b
HCF=4
4a+12b=4(a+3b)
b) 6x−9x2
HCF=3x
6x−9x2=3x(2−3x)
c) −5x2y−10xy
HCF=−5xy
−5x2y−10xy=−5xy(x+2)
d) 3(x−7)+x(x−7)
Commonfactor:(x−7)
3(x−7)+x(x−7)=(x−7)(3+x)
e) x(2x+1)−(2x+1)
Commonfactor:(2x+1)
x(2x+1)−(2x+1)=(2x+1)(x−1)
f) (x−2)2−4(x−2)
Commonfactor:(x−2)
(x−2)2−4(x−2)=(x−2)[(x−2)−4]=(x−2)(x−6)
4. Difference of Two Squares
a) x2−100
x2−100=(x−10)(x+10)
b) 3x2−48
Factorout3: 3(x2−16)
x2−16=(x−4)(x+4)
Final: 3(x−4)(x+4)
c) 25x2−y2
25x2−y2=(5x−y)(5x+y)
d) 49−9x2
49−9x2=(7−3x)(7+3x)
e) (x−3)2−81
(x−3)2−81=[(x−3)−9][(x−3)+9]
Final: (x−12)(x+6)
f) 1−x2
1−x2=(1−x)(1+x)
5. Factorize by Grouping in Pairs
a) x2−3x+6x−18
Group as (x2−3x)+(6x−18)
x(x−3)+6(x−3)
Final: (x+6)(x−3)
b) 4x2+10x−2x−5
Group as (4x2+10x)−(2x+5)
2x(2x+5)−1(2x+5)
Final: (2x−1)(2x+5)
c) 3x−8b+2bx−12
Group as (3x−8b)+(2bx−12)
x(3−8b)+2b(x−6)
Cannot group further meaningfully here.
6. Factorize Trinomials
a) x2+8x+15
Factorsof15:3,5
Final: (x+3)(x+5)
b) x2−3x−18
Factorsof−18:−6,3
Final: (x−6)(x+3)
c) x2−7x+6
Factorsof6:−6,−1
Final: (x−6)(x−1)
d) 3x2+15x−42
Factor out 3: 3(x2+5x−14)
Factorsof−14:7,−2
Final: 3(x+7)(x−2)
e) 2x2+16x+32
Factor out 2: 2(x2+8x+16)
x2+8x+16=(x+4)2
Final: 2(x+4)2
f) 5x2+17x+6
Factorsof30:15,2
5x2+15x+2x+6
Final: (5x+2)(x+3)
g) 4x2−4x−3
Factorsof−12:−6,2
4x2−6x+2x−3
Final: (2x−3)(2x+1)
h) 6x2−17x+12
Factorsof72:−8,−9
6x2−9x−8x+12
Final: (3x−4)(2x−3)
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Factorization Greatest Common Factor (GCF) Difference of Two Squares Grouping in Pairs Trinomial Factorization
Formulas
Difference of squares: a^2 - b^2 = (a - b)(a + b) General trinomial form: ax^2 + bx + c
Theorems
Distributive Property Difference of Squares Theorem