Math, asked by BloomingBud, 1 year ago

n² + __ + 49

Find the missing to complete perfect trinomial square

Answers

Answered by atharva88
9
(n+7)²
n²+2×7×n+7²
n²+14n+49
therefore, ___=14n
Answered by SaI20065
6

\mathfrak{\huge{\grey{\underline{\underline{Answer:-}}}}}

➡️ (n+7)²

➡️ n²+2×7×n+7²

➡️ n²+14n+49

➡️ Rewrite 49as 7²

➡️n²+14n+7²n²+14n+72

➡️ Check the middle term by multiplying 2ab2ab and compare this result with the middle term in the original expression.

➡️ 2ab=2⋅×n⋅×7

➡️ Simplify.

➡️ 2ab=14n

➡️ Factor using the perfect square trinomial rule

➡️ a²+2ab+b²=(a+b)

➡️ where a=n and b=7

➡️(n-7)²

Similar questions