-
4a(9a^2-1)
4a(3a+1)(3a-1)
2.x + quarter y
y/2)^2-x^2
y/2+x)(y/2-x)
4(a-b)+3(a+b)][4(a-b)-3(a+b)](7a-b)(a-7b)
to the 4th power - to the 4th power of y.
x^2+y^2)(x^2-y^2)
x^2+y^2)(x+y)(x-y)
5.Factoring first, then evaluation:
x+y)²-x-y)²
x+y+x-y)(x+y-x+y)
2x*2y4xy
where x=1 y=2
4xy=46(x+p)²-x+q)²
x+p+x+q)(x+p-x-q)
2x+p+q)(p-q)
7.Four-ninths m
2m/3+
-
1. Original formula. 4a(9a²-1)
4a(3a+1)(3a-1)
2. Original formula. -[x²-(1/2y)²]
x+y/2)(x-y/2)
3. Original formula. [4(a-b)]²3(a+b)]²4a-4b+3a+3b][4a-4b-3a-3b](7a-b)(a-7b)
4. Original formula. (x²)²y²)²
x²+y²)(x²-y²)
x²+y²)(x+y)(x-y)
5. Original formula. (x+y)²-x-y)²
x+y+x-y)(x+y-x+y)
2x)(2y)4xy
6. Original formula. (x+p)²-x+q)²
x+p)+(x+q)][x+p)-(x+q)](2x+p+q)(p-q)
7. Original formula. Four-ninths m
2/3m)²
2/3m+
-
The first = 4a(9a2-1).Everything else is a problem, with the specific formula a 2-b 2=(a b)(a-b).
-
I think you made a mistake on the topic.
I guess I'm looking for the value of a2+1 a2.
a2+3a+1=0, obviously a is not 0, both sides are divided by aa+1 a=-3, both sides are squared, a2+2+1 a2=9, a2+1 a2=7
-
a 2 = 1 a 2 then a = 1 or a = -1
However, substituting a 2 + 3 a + 1 = 0 does not hold.
So see if you get the title wrong!
-
1; 5(x-y)(x-y+2)
2; (a+b)^2+12(a+b)+36=(a+b+6)^23;m 2+5n-mn+5m=m(m+n) should be problematic??
4; 4y(x+2)-2z(x+2)=2(2y-z)(x+2)
It's very simple.
-
1.x 2-2(m-3)x+25 is a perfectly square method, which can be obtained according to the formula of the perfect square Li Wei Finch.
m-3 = 5,m-3 = 5
So, m=8, and the mountain bond m=-2
2, 25x(
5*5x ( 5*2y(
5( (5x-2y)
3. 1/2a^3b+a²b²+1/2ab^31/2ab (a^2+2ab+b^2)
1/2ab (a+b)^2
Put a+b=2, ab=2 generations which early into the above formula, get.
1/2ab (a+b)^2
-
1) 2/(2a+3)+3/(3-2a)+(2a+15)/(4a²-9)
4a-6)/(4a²-9)-(6a+9)/(4a²-9)+(2a+15)/(4a²-9)
4a-6-6a-9+2a+15)/(4a²-9)
2) 1/(x+3)+6/(x²-9)-(x-1)/(6-2x)
2(x-3)/2(x+3)(x-3)+6*2/2(x+3)(x-3)+(x-1)(x+3)/2(x+3)(x-3)
2x-6)+12+(x-1)(x+3)】/2(x+3)(x-3)
x²+2x-3+2x-6+12)/2(x+3)(x-3)
x²+4x+3)/2(x+3)(x-3)
x+3)(x+1)/2(x+3)(x-3)
x+1)/2(x-3)
3) (x-1/x+1 +x 2+2x-1/1) divided by x-1/2 x 2 Due to typing reasons, I changed the next question without authorization, and the meaning of the question remains unchanged.
x-1 of x+1 + x 2+2x-1/1) multiplied by x-1/2
x+1)/(x-1)+1/(x²+2x-1)】×x-1)/x²
x+1)(x-1)/(x-1)x²+(x-1)/(x²+2x-1)x²
x+1)/x²+(x-1)/(x²+2x-1)x²
x+1)(x²+2x-1)/(x²+2x-1)x²+(x-1)/(x²+2x-1)x²
x³+2x²-x+x²+2x-1+x-1)/(x²+2x-1)x²
x³+3x²+2x-2)/(x²+2x-1)x²
-
1) 2 (2a+3)+3 (3-2a)+(2a+15) (4a, 2-9) Is this the case with the first question? I really can't tell which is the denominator, and there are no parentheses.
2/(2a+3)+3/(3-2a)+(2a+15)/(4a^2-9)
2a+15)/(9-4a^2)+(2a+15)/(4a^2-9)
2)1/(x+3)+6/(x^2-9)-(x-1)/(6-2x)
x-3)/(x^2-9)+6/(x^2-9)-(x-1)/(6-2x)
1/(x-3)-(x-1)/(6-2x)
x+1)/(2x-6)
3)[(x+1)/(x-1)+1/(x^2+2x-1)]/(x^2)/(x-1)
x+1)/(x-1)+1/(x^2+2x-1)]*x-1)/(x^2)
x+1)/x^2+(x-1)/(x^4+2x^3-x^2)
x^3+3x^2+2x-2)/(x^4+2x^3-x^2)
4)[1+1/(x-1)]/x/(x^2-1)
1+1/(x-1)]*x^2-1)/x
x^2-1)/x+(x+1)/x
x+15)[(2-x)/(x-1)]/[x+1-3/(x-1)
2-x)/(x-1)]/[(x^2-4)/(x-1)]
2-x)/(x-1)]*x-1)/(x^2-4)]
1/(x+2)
6)[(3x+3)/(x^2+x-2)]/[x-2+3/(x+2)-1(1-x)]
3x+3)/(x^2+x-2)]/[(x^3-x^2+3)/(x+2)(x-1)]
3x+3)/(x^3-x^2+3)
1.(x+2)(x-2)
2.=a squared (x-y) - b squared (x-y) = (a squared - b squared) (x-y) = (x-y) (a+b) (a-b). >>>More
1.-2b
2.Question 2: No. >>>More
The first question takes the minimum value when a=2 and b=1, the second question = 3 to the 16th power, the third question has a side length of 5, and the fourth question = -1, I am a sky walker
The eight formulas of factorization are as follows: 1. The square difference formula a -b = (a + b) (a-b) 2, the perfect square common macro mask a +2ab + b = (a + b) 3, the cubic sum formula a +b = (a + b) (a -ab + b ) 4, the cubic difference formula a -b = (a-b) (a +ab + b ) 5, the complete cubic sum formula a +3a b + 3ab +b = (a + b) 6, the complete cubic difference formula a -3a b + 3ab -b = (a-b) 7, The three-term perfect square formula a +b +c +2ab+2bc+2ac=(a+b+c) 8. The cubic sum formula of the three terms a +b +c -3abc = (a + b +c) (a +b +c -ab-bc-ac) factor decomposition principle: 1. The decomposition factor is the identity deformation of the polynomial, which requires that the left side of the equation must be a polynomial. >>>More
Let the sum of the original series be s, then x*s=x+x 2+.x^(n+1)x-1)*s=x*s-s=x^(n+1)-1s=[x^(n+1)-1]/(x-1) >>>More