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factorise 4y² - 12y+9​

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Answered by someshhhh
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Answered by SugarCrash
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Answer :

\large \sf \implies (2y-3)^2

Solution :

question :

Factorise :- 4y² - 12y+9

let's solve,

we can write 4y² - 12y+9 as (2y)² -2(2y)(3) + 3²

\large \boxed{\sf a^2 - 2ab + b = (a-b)^2 }

Here,

  • a = 2y
  • b = 3

So,

\sf (2y)^2 -2(2y)(3) + 3^2 \\ \\ \sf \implies (2y-3)^2

Hence,

By facorising 4y² - 12y+9, we got (2y - 3)²

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