Math, asked by satyanarayanat8999, 11 months ago

expansion of alpha square beta

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Answered by asahilthakur

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Step-by-step explanation:

alpha^(2)+ beta^(2) = (alpha + beta)^(2) - 2(alpha)(beta)

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