Math, asked by pkevinxavier07, 9 months ago

expansion of (4a + b)^2

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Answered by k047

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(4a+b)²=16a²+b²+2*4ab

=16a²+b²+8ab

Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

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(4a+b)²

(4a)²+2×4a×b+(b)²

16a²+8ab+b²

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