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Factorise the following expression a2+4ab+4b2

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Answered by alekhyapastam

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Answer:

(a-2b) (a-2b) is the factorised form of the expression

Step-by-step explanation:

=a2-2ab-2ab+4b2=a(a-2b) -2b(a-2b) =(a-2b) (a-2b)

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