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factorise the following (2a-7)(2a-7)​

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Answered by giramsneha58
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Answer:

(2 a - 7 )²

Step-by-step explanation:

when we will factorise we will get the answer

Answered by KarthikAju
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Answer:  4a² - 28a + 49

(2a - 7) (2a - 7) can be written as

(2a - 7)²

if you remember the algebraic identity then you will see that it is in the form of (a - b)², if you dont know it then i will tell you

there are proven statements which are used to solve/facterise problems in mathematics, one such is the (a - b)² identity, so the equation that we formed earlier is in the form of this identity, so let's see the full identity

(a - b)² = a² - 2ab +b²   so if we substitute then

(2a - 7)² = (2a)² - 28a + 49

             = 4a² - 28a + 49   is the answer

Hope this helps you  ^-^

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