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Expand (4−√5x)^2 using identities

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Answered by JessiJazz
7

Answer:

= 4² + (√5x)² - 2× 4 ×√5 [(a-b)² = a²+ b²- 2ab]

= 16 + 5x² - 8√5

= 5x² + 16 - 8√5

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Answered by MrOverloaded
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Answer:

this is the answer...

Step-by-step explanation:

(4 -  \sqrt{5} x)^{2}

using(a - b)^{2}  = a^{2}   - 2ab + b^{2}

then

 = 4^{2}  - (2)(4)( \sqrt{5} x) + ( \sqrt{5} x)^{2}

 = 16 - 8 \sqrt{5} x + 5x^{2}

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