Math, asked by doubt93, 11 months ago

expand (√2x - 3y)^2​


husaintanveer188: 2x^2+9y^2--6xy

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Answered by Aaroohi123
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Solution =>

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(a - b)² = a² - 2ab + b²

(√2x - 3y) ² = 2x² - 2x√2x3y + 9y²

= 2x² - 6√2xy + 9y²

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Answered by halamadrid
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Given,

An expression (√2x - 3y)².

To find,

Expand the expression.

Solution,

The given expression is of the form of (a-b)² where a = √2x and b = 3y.

The expansion of (a-b)² is a²-2ab+b².

Similarly, the expansion of  (√2x - 3y)².-

Expanding it the same way as expanding (a-b)² we get,

⇒  (√2x)²-2(√2x)(3y)+(3y)²

⇒  2x²-6√2xy + 9y².

Hence, the expansion of  (√2x - 3y)² is 2x²-6√2xy + 9y².

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