Math, asked by gk3978005, 9 days ago

(2a+3b)²=4a²+_____+9b²

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Answered by srubab771

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Answer:

=(2a+3b)^2

=(2a)^2 +2*2a*3b +(3b)^2

=4a^2 +12ab + 9b^2

Answered by Mahakrawat16

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6ab²

(a+b)²=a²+2ab+b²

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