Math, asked by hisanashameer39, 4 months ago

if x=10,y=3,find (x+y)2 and (2x+3y)2.​

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Answered by JashanR
63

Answer:

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Given:-

\sf{\color{aqua}{x = 10}}

\sf{\color{aqua}{y= 3}}

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Proof:-

\sf\green{⇒(x + y)2}

\sf\blue{⇒(10 + 3)2 \:  = 0}

\sf\blue{⇒(13)2}

\sf\blue{⇒26}

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\sf\green{⇒(2x + 3y)2}

\sf\blue{⇒(2(10) + 3(3))2}

\sf\blue{⇒(20  + 9)2}

\sf\blue{⇒(29)2}

\sf\blue{⇒58}

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Answered by UniqueBabe
16

Given:-

x = 10

y = 3

Proof:-

⇒(x+y)2⇒(x + y)2⇒(x+y)2

⇒(10+3)2=0⇒(10 + 3)2 \: = 0⇒(10+3)2=0

⇒(13)2

⇒(2x+3y)2⇒(2x + 3y)2⇒(2x+3y)2

⇒(2(10)+3(3))2⇒(2(10) + 3(3))2⇒(2(10)+3(3))2

⇒(20+9)2⇒(20 + 9)2⇒(20+9)2

⇒(29)2⇒

⇒58

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