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Llana [10]
3 years ago
8

Factorise f²-f-20 step by step​

Chemistry
1 answer:
Marysya12 [62]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

\fbox{\begin{minipage}{6em}(f +4)(f - 5)\end{minipage}}

Explanation:

<em><u>Step 1: Add more suitable components</u></em>

A = f^{2} - f - 20

A = f^{2} + 4f - 5f - 20

<em><u>Step 2: apply associative property</u></em>

A = f(f + 4) - 5(f + 4)

<em><u>Step 3: combine the common components</u></em>

A = (f + 4)(f - 5)

<em><u>Note: </u></em>

To factorize an expression in form of f^{2} + bf + c, the coefficient b is often turned into the sum of 2 new components b_{1} and b_{2} that satisfy b_{1} x b_{2} = c

In the above problem: b = -1, is then turned into b_{1} = 4 and b_{2} = -5, that satisfy b_{1} x b_{2} = (4) x (-5) = -20 = c

Hope this helps!

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