Math, asked by mathurpalak197, 7 months ago

find the value of: (9a+6b)(6a+9b)​

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Answered by harashshukla106
0

Answer:

use the algebric algorithm to solve it

Answered by mayajakhar79
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\huge{\pink{\sf{Answer}}}

 \implies \large{ \green{ \sf{Find \: the \: value \: of \: (9a + 6b)(6a + 9b).}}}

 \implies \large{ \red{ \sf{Solution}}}

  • Firstly of all we have to multiply 9a by 6a+9b and then after we have to multiply 6b by 6a+9b.

 \implies \large{ \purple{ \sf{9a \times (6a + 9b) + 6b \times(6a + 9b)}}}

 \implies \large{ \purple{ \sf{(54 {a}^{2}  + 81ab) + (36ab +54 {b}^{2}  )}}}

 \implies \large{ \purple{ \sf{Now \: pair \: the \: like \: terms \: togther.}}}

 \implies \large{ \purple{ \sf{(81ab + 36ab) + 54 {a}^{2} + 54{b}^{2}  }}}

 \implies \large{ \purple{ \sf{117ab +54 {a}^{2} + 54 {b}^{2}   }}}

 \implies \large{ \red{ \sf{So \: its \: answer \: is \: 117ab + 54 {a}^{2}  + 54 {b}^{2}. }}}

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