Math, asked by avika0699, 9 months ago

Factorise
${m}^{2} - (n + p) ^{2}$

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Answered by sweetyheree

3

Step-by-step explanation:

m²-(n+p)²

m²-(n²+p²+2pn)

m²-n²-p²-2pn

Gn

Answered by miks2009

24

Answer:

factorise m² - (n+p)²

Step-by-step explanation:

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