Math, asked by keshavipatel, 10 months ago

factorise using identity
(a+b)=a^2+(2ab)+b^2

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Answered by purvasigh

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Answer:

what is the question to be factorised

Answered by ranishrinivas

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Answer:

a= -b

Or

b= -a

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