Math, asked by thakur097, 4 months ago

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Expand i ( 3a+7b-3c)​

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Answered by rashmirupeshmi
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Answer:

as all are getting multiplied so it'll be

3*a +7*b-3*c

Answered by ItzDinu
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Using Suitable Identity,

(a + b−c)² = a²+b²+c²+2ab −2bc −2ca

(3a+7b-3c)² = 3a² + 7b² + (-3c) + 2(3a)(7b) -2(7b)(-3c) -2(-3c)(3a)

=> 3a² + 7b² -3c + 84ab + 42bc - 18ca

So,

This is the Required Expansion:-

3a² + 7b² -3c + 84ab + 42bc - 18ca

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