Objective Type Questions - Multiple Choice Questions
HCF of 6abc, 24ab2, 12a2b is
6ab
6ab2
6a2b
6abc
Answer
HCF of numerical coefficients = HCF of 6, 24 and 12 = 6
HCF of literal coefficients = HCF of abc, ab2 and a2b
= product of each common literal raised to the lowest power
= ab
HCF of the given monomials = 6 × ab = 6ab
Hence, option 1 is the correct option.
Factors of 12a2b+15ab2 are
3a(4ab+5b2)
3ab(4a+5b)
3b(4a2+5ab)
none of these
Answer
HCF of 12a2b and 15ab2 is 3ab
Divide each term by 3ab and keep 3ab outside the bracket.
⇒12a2b+15ab2⇒3ab(4a+5b).
Hence, option 2 is the correct option.
Factors of 6xy−4y+6−9x are
(3y−2)(2x−3)
(3x−2)(2y−3)
(2y−3)(2−3x)
none of these
Answer
Factorising,
⇒6xy−4y+6−9x⇒(6xy−4y)−(9x−6)⇒2y(3x−2)−3(3x−2)⇒(3x−2)(2y−3).
Hence, option 2 is the correct option.
Factors of 49p3q−36pq are
p(7p+6q)(7p−6q)
q(7p−6)(7p+6)
pq(7p+6)(7p−6)
none of these
Answer
Factorising,
⇒ 49p3q−36pq
⇒ pq(49p2−36)
⇒ pq((7p)2−(6)2)
Using the identity,
[∵ (x2−y2)=(x+y)(x−y)]
⇒ pq(7p+6)(7p−6)
Hence, option 3 is the correct option.
Factors of y(y−z)+9(z−y) are
(y−z)(y+9)
(z−y)(y+9)
(y−z)(y−9)
none of these
Answer
Factorising,
⇒y(y−z)+9(z−y)⇒y(y−z)−9(y−z)⇒(y−z)(y−9).
Hence, option 3 is the correct option.
Factors of (lm+l)+m+1 are
(lm+1)(m+l)
(lm+m)(l+1)
l(m+1)
(l+1)(m+1)
Answer
Factorising,
⇒(lm+l)+m+1⇒l(m+1)+1(m+1)⇒(m+1)(l+1).
Hence, option 4 is the correct option.
Factors of z2−4z−12 are
(z+6)(z−2)
(z−6)(z+2)
(z−6)(z−2)
(z+6)(z+2)
Answer
We want to find two integers whose sum is −4 and product is −12.
By trial, we see that (−6) + 2 = −4 and (−6) × 2 = −12
⇒z2−4z−12⇒z2−6z+2z−12⇒z(z−6)+2(z−6)⇒(z−6)(z+2).
Hence, option 2 is the correct option.
Factors of 63a2−112b2 are
63(a−2b)(a+2b)
7(3a+2b)(3a−2b)
7(3a+4b)(3a−4b)
none of these
Answer
Factorising,
⇒ 63a2−112b2
⇒ 7(9a2−16b2)
⇒ 7((3a)2−(4b)2)
Using the identity,
[∵ (x2−y2)=(x+y)(x−y)]
⇒ 7(3a+4b)(3a−4b)
Hence, option 3 is the correct option.
Factors of p4−81 are
(p2−9)(p2+9)
(p+3)2(p−3)2
(p+3)(p−3)(p2+9)
none of these
Answer
Factorising,
⇒ p4−81
⇒ (p2)2−(9)2
Using the identity,
[∵ (x2−y2)=(x+y)(x−y)]
⇒ (p2+9)(p2−9)
⇒ (p2+9)((p)2−(3)2)
⇒ (p+3)(p−3)(p2+9)
Hence, option 3 is the correct option.
Factors of 3x2+7x−6 are
(3x−2)(x+3)
(3x+2)(x−3)
(3x−2)(x−3)
(3x+2)(x+3)
Answer
We want to find two integers whose sum is 7 and product is 3 × (−6) i.e. −18.
By trial, we see that 9 + (−2) = 7 and 9 × (−2) = −18
⇒3x2+7x−6⇒3x2+9x−2x−6⇒3x(x+3)−2(x+3)⇒(x+3)(3x−2).
Hence, option 1 is the correct option.
Factors of 16x2+40x+25 are
(4x+5)(4x+5)
(4x+5)(4x−5)
(4x+5)(4x+8)
none of these
Answer
Factorising,
⇒ 16x2+40x+25
⇒ (4x)2+2×4x×5+(5)2
Using the identity,
[∵ (x+y)2=x2+2xy+y2]
⇒ (4x+5)2
⇒ (4x+5)(4x+5)
Hence, option 1 is the correct option.
Factors of x2−4xy+4y2 are
(x−2y)(x+2y)
(x−2y)(x−2y)
(x+2y)(x+2y)
none of these
Answer
Factorising,
⇒ x2−4xy+4y2
⇒ (x)2−2×x×2y+(2y)2
Using the identity,
[∵ (x−y)2=x2−2xy+y2]
⇒ (x−2y)2
⇒ (x−2y)(x−2y)
Hence, option 2 is the correct option.