Math, asked by gagandinkar07, 5 months ago

( 3x – 2y) 2 tell the answer​

Answers

Answered by seematarkunde0
2

Answer:

Answer

(3x+2y)

2

+(3x−2y)

2

Using identity:

(a+b)

2

=a

2

+b

2

+2ab

(a−b)

2

=a

2

+b

2

−2ab

Therefore,

(3x+2y)

2

+(3x−2y)

2

=[(3x)

2

+(2y)

2

+2(3x)(2y)]+[(3x)

2

+(2y)

2

−2(3x)(2y)]

=[9x

2

+4y

2

+12xy]+[9x

2

+4y

2

−12xy]

=9x

2

+4y

2

+12xy+9x

2

+4y

2

−12xy

=18x

2

+8y

2

=2(9x

2

+4y

2

)

Hence (3x+2y)

2

+(3x−2y)

2

=2(9x

2

+4y

2

).

Answered by AjayShanishAntony
1

Answer:

is 6x mius 4y

Step-by-step explanation:

the answer is 3x into 2 minus 2y into 2

which is 6x minus 4y

6x-4y......

i think

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