Question

FFactorize and explain the solution
25 + 12xy - 4xy^2 - 12xy

Answer 1

\[25-4 x y^2 \]

Answer 2

Can be re-written as:
\[-4xy^2 +12xy-12xy+25\]

Firstly your middle terms cancel off. You are left with:
\[-4xy^2+25\]

I don't think this can be'factorised' anymore.

Answer 3

how u got the ans.

Answer 4

Well, simply when you have +12xy and -12xy they cancel each other out to give zero

Answer 5

Seeing as though it's jut zero it's disregarded in the equation.

Answer 6

(5 + 2x - 3y)(5 - 2x + 3y) is given in my book

Answer 7

Your question does not match your answer - either in your book, or you have transferred the question onto OpenStudy incorrect.

\[25 + 12xy - 4xy^2 - 12xy \neq (5+2x-3y)(5-2x+3y)\]

Answer 8

u have 2 factorize dude
using the methon of