Math, asked by nitinzade000, 3 months ago

Expand (3a+4b)³





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Answered by 8c190
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Step-by-step explanation:

(A) The given statement is:]

(3a+4b)^3(3a+4b)

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Using the identity (a+b)^3=a^3+b^3+3a^2b+3ab^2(a+b)

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=a

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+b

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+3a

2

b+3ab

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, we have

=(3a)^3+(4b)^3+3(3a)^2(4b)+3(3a)(4b)^2(3a)

3

+(4b)

3

+3(3a)

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(4b)+3(3a)(4b)

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=27a^3+64b^3+108a^2b+144ab^227a

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+64b

3

+108a

2

b+144ab

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which is the required expanded form.

Answered by abhishekkumar9050
6

Answer:

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