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The expression a4−2a3−4a+8 can be factorise as

A
(a3+4)(a2)
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(a34)(a+2)
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(a3+4)(a+2)
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(a34)(a2)
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Solution

The correct option is D (a34)(a2)
The given expression can be written as
a42a34a+8
= a3(a2)4(a2) [Taking a3 common]
= (a34)(a2) [Taking a2 common]

Hence, it can be factorise as
(a34)(a2)

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