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solve (2a+6b)²




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Answered by MISSTHUNDER
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Given:-

expanded from of (2a+6b)²

To solve the we use an identity what is (a+b)²

expanded form of (a+b)²=a²+2ab+b²

similarly we solve the sum (2a+6b)²

(2a+6b)²

=(2a)²+2×2a×6b+(6b)²

=4a²+2×12ab+36b²

=4a²+24ab+36b²

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