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Factorise 12a^2-36b^2 using suitable identies

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Answered by aparna9102345

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Answer:

12a+36b(12a-36b)

Step-by-step explanation:

12a²-36b² (Given Question)

It is of the form x²-y² ( or a²-b² )

To not get confused am using x²-y²

the identity goes like

x²-y² = (x+y)(x-y)

12a= x

36b= y

12a+36b(12a-36b)

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