Math, asked by rajasekharenigunta, 3 months ago

(√a+b) (√a-b) = what

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Answered by meet711

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Answer:

√a×√a +√a×b + b×√a - b×b

Answered by Prabhat839

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Answer:

it's a-b hopefully

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