Write as a product of two polynomials.
(x-y)^2-a(y-x)

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Аноним Аноним · Answer 1 · 2018-12-05T06:28:47+01:00

Answer:

(x-y) (a+x-y)

Step-by-step explanation:

(y-x)=-(x-y)

-a(y-x) = a(x-y)

(x-y)^2 = (x-y)(x-y)

(x-y)(a + x - y)

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deepakrai138 deepakrai138 · Answer 2 · 2021-12-28T13:38:34+01:00

[tex](x-y) (x-y+a)[/tex] is the required product of the given polynomial [tex](x-y)^2-a(y-x)\\[/tex].

Given expression,

[tex](x-y)^2-a(y-x)[/tex]

We have to write the above expression as a product of two polynomials.

So,

[tex](x-y)^2-a(y-x)[/tex]

Taking - common from the second term,

[tex](x-y)^{2} +a(x-y)[/tex]

Now taking [tex](x-y)[/tex] common from both the terms,

[tex](x-y) (x-y+a)[/tex].

Hence [tex](x-y) (x-y+a)[/tex] is the required product of the given polynomial [tex](x-y)^2-a(y-x)\\[/tex].

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