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Question

Factorize the expression pq−2q−5p+10 and state the conditions on p,q such that when numerical values are substituted for p and q, the given expression is equal to 0.

A
(p2)(q5)
0 when p=2
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(p2)(q5)
0 when q=5
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(p2)(q5)
0 when q=2
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(p2)(q5)
0 when p=5
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Solution

The correct option is B (p2)(q5)
0 when q=5
Given a polynomial expression pq2q5p+10

Taking common q from the first two terms and 5 from the last two terms:
pq2q5p+10
=q(p2)5(q2)
=(p2)(q5)

The factorization of the polynomial expression pq2q5p+10 is (p2)(q5).

The expression (p2)(q5) would be equal to 0 when p=2 or q=5.

Therefore, option (a.) and (b.) are the correct answers.

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