Math, asked by seemasharma251507, 3 months ago

a-b(a+b) solve this

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Answered by Shadowlegendars
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Answer:

a²-b² it's an identity (a-b)(a+b) =a²-b²


seemasharma251507: it is without bracket
Answered by jlagos8359
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A+B  and A-B are two binomials. The two binomials are special binomials because they both are formed by the same terms A+B and  A-B. Therefore, the product of special binomials  and  is called as the special product of binomials. The product of them is actually obtained by the multiplication of  A+B and A-B .


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