Math, asked by ansh85, 1 year ago

(pq+rt)²-2pqrt
solve the question with identity

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Answered by Monu631
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As we know that
(a+ b)^2 - 2ab = a^2 + b^2.
And ,
a = pq and b = rt.
So, (pq+rt)²-2pqrt =
(pq)^2 + (rt)^2+2pqrt -2pqrt i.e. p^2 q^2 + r^2 t^2.

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Answered by goravpandey
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This is not full answer but you have to solve bracket one first and then * by 2.....?
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ansh85: it's wrong
ansh85: answer is p²q²+r²t²
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