Exercise 5.2
Page-5.14Question 1:
Factorize each of the following expressions:
p3 + 27
Answer 1:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written in the form
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Recall the formula for sum of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 2:
y3 + 125
Answer 2:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written in the form
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Recall the formula for sum of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 3:
1 − 27a3
Answer 3:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written in the form
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 4:
8x3y3 + 27a3
Answer 4:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written in the form
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Recall the formula for sum of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 5:
64a3 − b3
Answer 5:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written in the form
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 6:
Answer 6:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written in the form
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 7:
10x4y − 10xy4
Answer 7:
The given expression to be factorized is
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Take common
from the two terms,. Then we have
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This can be written in the form
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 8:
54x6y + 2x3y4
Answer 8:
The given expression to be factorized is
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Take common
from the two terms,. Then we have
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This can be written in the form
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Recall the formula for sum of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
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Question 9:
32a3 + 108b3
Answer 9:
The given expression to be factorized is
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Take common
from the two terms,. Then we have
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This can be written in the form
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Recall the formula for sum of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
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Question 10:
(a − 2b)3 − 512b3
Answer 10:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written in the form
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 11:
8x2y3 − x5
Answer 11:
The given expression to be factorized is
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Take common
. Then we have
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This can be written as
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
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Question 12:
1029 − 3x3
Answer 12:
The given expression to be factorized is
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Take common 3. Then we have from the above expression,
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This can be written as![]()
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 13:
x3y3 + 1
Answer 13:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written as
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Recall the formula for sum of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 14:
x4y4 − xy
Answer 14:
The given expression to be factorized is
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Take common
. Then we have from the above expression,
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This can be written as
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
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Question 15:
a3 + b3 + a + b
Answer 15:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written as
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Recall the formula for sum of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have
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Take common
. Then we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 16:
Simplify:
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
Answer 16:
(i) The given expression is
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Assume
and
. Then the given expression can be rewritten as
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Recall the formula for sum of two cubes
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Using the above formula, the expression becomes
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Note that both
and b are positive. So, neither
nor any factor of it can be zero.
Therefore we can cancel the term
from both numerator and denominator. Then the expression becomes

(ii) The given expression is
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Assume
and
. Then the given expression can be rewritten as
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula, the expression becomes
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Note that both
, b is positive and unequal. So, neither
nor any factor of it can be zero.
Therefore we can cancel the term
from both numerator and denominator. Then the expression becomes

(iii) The given expression is
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Assume
and
. Then the given expression can be rewritten as
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula, the expression becomes
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Note that both
, b is positive and unequal. So, neither
nor any factor of it can be zero.
Therefore we can cancel the term
from both numerator and denominator. Then the expression becomes

Question 17:
(a + b)3 − 8(a − b)3
Answer 17:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written in the form
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have 
We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 18:
(x + 2)3 + (x − 2)3
Answer 18:
The given expression to be factorized is
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Recall the formula for sum of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
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Question 19:
x6 + y6
Answer 19:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written as
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Recall the formula for sum of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
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Question 20:
a12+ b12
Answer 20:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written as
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula, we have

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
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Question 21:
x3 + 6x2 + 12x + 16
Answer 21:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written as
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Take common x2 from first two terms, 2x from the next two terms and
from the last two terms. Then we have,
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Finally, take common
. Then we get,
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We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 22:
Answer 22:
The given expression to be factorized is
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This can be written as
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Recall the formula for sum of two cubes
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Using the above formula and taking common
from the last two terms, we get

Take common
. Then we have,

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 23:
a3 + 3a2b + 3ab2 + b3 − 8
Answer 23:
The given expression to be factorized is
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Recall the well known formula
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The given expression can be written as
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula and taking common –2 from the last two terms, we get

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
Question 24:
8a3 − b3 − 4ax + 2bx
Answer 24:
The given expression to be factorized is
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The given expression can be written as
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Recall the formula for difference of two cubes
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Using the above formula and taking common
from the last two terms, we get

Take common
. Then we have,

We cannot further factorize the expression.
So, the required factorization of
is
.
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