Math, asked by krishnadevmohite, 5 days ago

3. Find the value of the expression a' - 2ab + b' for a =1,b=1

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Answered by Bidikha

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Answer:

=a²-2ab+b²

=(1) ²-2×1×1+(1)²

=1-2+1

=2-2

=0

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