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Expand each of the following using suitable identity(2A-3B)^2

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Answered by xBrainlyKingXx
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\left(2A+3B\right)^2

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\left(2A+3B\right)^2

\implies\left(2A\right)^2-\left(3B\right)^2+2\left(2A\right)\left(3B\right)

\implies4A²+9B²-2(2A)(3B)

\implies4A²+9B²-12AB

Answered by nntmbajpai
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\longrightarrow\large{ Expand : (2A - 3B)}^{2}

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 (a - b)² = a² - 2ab + b²

So by this we get ,

\longrightarrow{(2A - 3B)}^{2}

 ={ (2A)² - 2(2A)(3B) + (3B)²}

 ={ 4A² - 12AB + 9B²}

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