Math, asked by tripathy25, 8 months ago

If the sides of a square is (a + b), then the area of the square
is

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Answered by matinshaikh4343

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Answer:

side = a+b

area = side2

= (a+b)2

area of square = a2+2ab+b2

I hope that it will help you

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