Math, asked by lee4672, 9 months ago

Hi Can U Please Prove (a+b)^2​

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Answered by 01jugalmodi
1

Answer:

  • (a²+b²+2ab)

Step-by-step explanation:

1) The length of each side of first square is  

a

. So, its area is equal to  a²

2)The dimension of one rectangle are  

b

and  

a

. So, its area is equal to  ba

3)The dimension of second rectangle are  

a

and  

b

. So, its area is equal to  ab

4)The length of each side of second square is  

b

. So, its area is equal to  b²

Now, add areas of the all four geometrical shapes to express the whole area in mathematical form.

a square plus 2ab plus b square

a

2

+

b

a

+

a

b

+

b

2

According to the commutative property of multiplication, the product of  

a

and  

b

is equal to the product of  

b

and  

a

. The equality of the areas of both rectangles can also be proved geometrically.

Therefore, the term  

b

a

can be written as  

a

b

and vice-versa.

 

a

2

+

a

b

+

a

b

+

b

2

 

a

2

+

2

a

b

+

b

2

 

a

2

+

b

2

+

2

a

b

Equality of the Areas of shapes

a plus b whole square proof

We have derived that the area of a square is equal to  

(

a

+

b

)

2

in the first step.

In the second step, it is proved that the sum of the areas of four geometric shapes is equal to  

a

2

+

b

2

+

2

a

b

.

Actually, a square is divided as four geometrical shapes. It is obvious that the area of the square is equal to sum of the areas of them.

 

(

a

+

b

)

2

 

=

 

a

2

+

b

2

+

2

a

b

Geometrically, it is proved that square of  

a

+

b

can be expanded as  

a

squared plus  

b

squared plus two times product of  

a

and  

b

.

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