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Find cyclic factors:
x(y2+z2)+y(z2+x2)+z(x2+y2)+2xyz

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Solution

Given: x(y2+z2)+y(z2+x2)+z(x2+y2)+2xyz
Expanding the equation we have,
xy2+xz2+yz2+yx2+zx2+zy2+2xyz
Rearranging the above equation
xy2+zy2+xyz+yx2+zx2+xyz+xz2+yz2
(xy2+zy2+xyz)+(yx2+zx2+xyz)+(xz2+yz2)
Taking commons,
y(xy+zy+xz)+x(xy+xz+yz)+z2(x+y)
Taking (xy+zy+xz) common from first two terms
(y+x)(xy+zy+xz)+z2(x+y)
(x+y)(xy+zy+xz)+z2(x+y)
Taking (x+y) common
(x+y)(xy+zy+xz+z2)
(x+y)((xy+zy)+(xz+z2))
Taking y and z common
(x+y)(y(x+z)+z(x+z))
Taking (x+z) common
(x+y)(y+z)(x+z)
Hence the cyclic factors of the given equation are
(x+y), (y+z) and (x+z)

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