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Givin the standard form for a trinomial ax^2+bx+c, and factored form (px+r)(qx+s) match the following:

a=
b=
c=
to
(p*s)+(q*r)
r*s
p*q

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Answer:


a = p*q\\b = (p*s)+(q*r)\\c = r*s

Explanation:

We are given the standard form of trinomial


ax^2+bx+c

After factorization, the form is:


(px+r)(qx+s)

We have to compare the factored form and the standard form to find the values of a,b and c in terms of p,q,r and s. For this purpose, the factored form will be converted into standard form.

Multiplying the both factors


(px+r)(qx+s)\\=px(qx+s)+r(qx+s)\\= pqx^2+psx+qrx+rs\\= pqx^2+(ps+qr)x+rs

Comparing both forms with each other

After comparing


a = pq = p*q\\b = ps+qr = (p*s)+(q*r)\\c = rs = r*s

Hence,


a = p*q\\b = (p*s)+(q*r)\\c = r*s

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