Math, asked by balajikannan2007, 11 months ago

(2a-7)(2a-7) solve this question ​

Answers

Answered by ferozemulani
39

Step-by-step explanation:

(2a-7)(2a-7) = 4a^2 -14a -14a+49

= 4a^2 -28a +49

Answered by vinod04jangid
1

Answer:

4a^{2} - 28a + 49

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:- ( 2a - 7)(2a - 7)

To Find:- Value of the above equation.

Solution:-

Given equation is (2a - 7)(2a - 7) i.e. (2a - 7)^{2}

As we know acc. to algebraic formula, (a - b)^{2}  = a^{2} + b^{2} -2ab

= (2a - 7)(2a - 7)

= 4a^{2} - 14a - 14a +49

= 4a^{2} - 28a + 49

So the equation becomes 4a^{2} - 28a + 49, which is a quadratic equation since it's highest power is 2.

Hence, the result of the equation (2a - 7)(2a - 7) is 4a^{2} - 28a + 49.

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