Math, asked by mamtateen9929, 1 year ago

area of square whose side is (5y-3)cm??

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Answered by aman240292

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Step-by-step explanation:

Area of square =side^2

=(5y-3)^2

=(25y^2+9-30y)cm

Answered by saamarthdorman

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Answer:

Area of square =side^2

=(5y-3)^2

=(25y^2+9-30y)cm

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