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Factor the expression 8x3y − 8x2y − 30xy.

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Answer: Our factorized term will be

2xy(2x+5)(2x-3)

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that


8x^3y-8x^2y-30xy

All we need to do is to factorise this expression.

Here are the steps given below:


2xy(4x^2-4x-15)

By manipulating the terms, we get:


2xy[(2x)^2-4x+1-16]\\\\2xy[(2x-1)^2-16]\\\\2xy[(2x-1)^2-(4)^2]\\\\2xy[(2x-1-4)(2x-1+4)]\\\\2xy[(2x-5)(2x+3)]

Alternatively,

By using splitting the middle terms,


2xy(4x^2-4x-15)\\\\2xy(4x^2-10x+6x-15)\\\\2xy[2x(2x-5)+3(2x-5)]\\\\2xy(2x-3)(2x+5)

Hence, our factorized term will be

2xy(2x+5)(2x-3)

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