Math, asked by krishchhabra19, 11 months ago

Factorise the following 2a square +12ab+18b
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Answered by PushpeshPankaj

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Answer:

2a^2+12ab+18b

= 2a^2+6ab+6ab+18b

= 2a(a+3b)+3b(a+3b)

= (2a+3b)(a+3b)

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