Math, asked by jagdeepdhillon7996, 3 months ago

multiply the following algebraic expression. 2a(a+b)

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Answered by aadirawalrawal

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Answer:

2a^+b

Step-by-step explanation:

=2a(a+b)

=2a^+b Answer

Answered by ssinghsigriwal29

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Answer:

2a2+2ab hope this help you

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