QuestionJAMBGeneral Maths1986ObjectiveQuadratics & their graphsQuadratics & their graphs
Factorize (4a+3)2−(3a−2)2.
Worked solution (try it first)
Use the difference of two squares,
A2−B2=(A−B)(A+B), with
A=4a+3 and
B=3a−2.
A−B=4a+3−3a+2, which is
a+5.
A+B=4a+3+3a−2, which is
7a+1.
So the expression is
(a+5)(7a+1), option C.
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