Math, asked by garima2785, 7 months ago

side of sq is (5a+4b)cm find the area of the sq

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Answered by VERSUS9623

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area of square = side ×side

area of square = (5a +4b) × (5a +4b)

area of square= 25a2 +20ab +16b2

area of square=25a2 +20ab +16b2

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