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find the square of (4a-5b)​

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Answered by ItzBrainlyJewel
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\implies Using the identity : (a - b)² = a² - 2ab + b²

\implies (4a - 5b) = (4a)² (-2) × 4a × (-5b) + (-5b)²

\implies (4a - 5b) = 16a² + 40ab + 25b²

Hence, (4a - 5b)² = 16a² + 40ab + 25b²

Answered by UnicornAyushh
4

Answer:

(4a - 5b) = 16a² + 40ab + 25b²

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