QuestionJAMBGeneral Maths1987ObjectiveQuadratics & their graphsQuadratics & their graphs
Simplify 2x2+xy−y2x2−y2.
Worked solution (try it first)
The top is a difference of two squares:
x2−y2=(x−y)(x+y).
Factorise the bottom:
2x2+xy−y2=2x2+2xy−xy−y2, which is
(2x−y)(x+y).
Cancel the common factor
x+y.
This leaves
2x−yx−y, option C.
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