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(iii) (√2a + √3b)² find the square using the identity​

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Answered by has42000
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Answer:

   =2a² + 2√6ab + 3b²

Step-by-step explanation:

using (a + b)² = a² + 2ab + b² identity,

we have,

      = (\sqrt{2}a)² + 2(√2a )  ( √3b) + (√3b)²

     =2a² + 2√6ab + 3b²

Answered by Athul4152
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( \sqrt{2} a +  \sqrt{3} b) {}^{2}

  • \bf\red{\implies}  ( \sqrt{2} a) {}^{2}  + ( \sqrt{3} b) {}^{2} + (2×\sqrt{2}a×\sqrt{3}b)

  • \bf\red{\implies  2 a{}^{2}  + 3 b {}^{2} + 2ab√6}
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