Expand (m+2)(m-1)= m2+m
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Formula for finding (m+2) square - (m-1) square
msq+4 - msq -1
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Solution :-
Expanding the LHS part we get,
→ (m + 2)(m - 1) = m² + m
→ m(m - 1) + 2(m - 2) = m² + m
→ m * m - 1 * m + 2 * m - 2 * 2 = m² + m
→ m² - m + 2m - 4 = m² + m
→ m² + m - 4 = m² + m
→ m² - m² + m - m - 4 = 0
→ (-4) = 0
but ,
→ (-4) ≠ 0 .
So, Please write question properly .
Let us say if question was :- Expand :- (m + 2)(m - 1)(m² + m) .
then,
→ (m + 2)(m - 1)(m² + m) .
→ (m² + 2m - 4)(m² + m)
→ m⁴ + m³ + 2m³ + 2m² - 4m² - 4m
→ (m⁴ + 3m³ - 2m² - 4m) .
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