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Before we start the solution we must know the meaning of factors which is 'the value of the variables at which the equation/ polynomial becomes zero'
Now, when we expand the given polynomial
we'll get a six degree polynomial which means a maximum of six factors
Now, if we put q= r the polynomial becomes zero i.e. (q-r) is a factor of given polynomial
Similarly, we'll get other factors as (p-q) and
(r-p)
Now, we have three factors so in order to get the other three we'll put the values of p, q and r equal to zero.
When we put p= 0, the polynomial will become zero and same thing will happen for q and r = 0
So, after factorisation we'll get the factorised polynomial as
pqr(q - r)(p - q)(r - p)
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