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( \frac{3m}{2}  +  \frac{2n}{3})( \frac{3m}{2}   -  \frac{2n}{3} ) =
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Answered by Adrito2
4

Answer:

\frac{81m^2-16n^2}{36}

Step-by-step explanation:

(\frac{3m}{2} +\frac{2n}{3}) (\frac{3m}{2} -\frac{2n}{3})

= (\frac{3m}{2})^{2} -(\frac{2n}{3})^2                                [As a²-b²=(a+b)(a-b)]

= \frac{9m^2}{4}-\frac{4n^2}{9}

= \frac{81m^2-16n^2}{36}

Ans:- \frac{81m^2-16n^2}{36}

Answered by Anonymous
12

Answer:

( \frac{3m}{2} + \frac{2n}{3})( \frac{3m}{2} - \frac{2n}{3} )

( \frac{9m}{6} + \frac{4n}{6})( \frac{9m}{6} - \frac{4n}{6} )

( \frac{9m + 4n}{6})( \frac{9m - 4n}{6}  )

 \frac{(9m + 4n)(9m - 4n)}{36}

 \frac{9m (9m - 4n) + 4n(9m - 4n)}{36}

 \frac{81 {m}^{2}  - 36mn + 36mn - 16 {n}^{2} }{36}

 \frac{81 {m}^{2}  - 16 {n}^{2} }{36}

I think it is the answer

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