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The Square root of →

(3a+2b+3c)² - (2a+3b+2c)² + 5b² ?
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Answered by parisakura98pari
2
√(3a+2b+3c)² - (2a+3b+2c)² + 5b²
= √9a² +4b²+ 9c² + 12ab+12bc+18ca - 4a² - 9b² -4c² -12ab-12bc-8ca + 5b²
= √5a²+ 5c²+10ca = √ (√5a+√5c)² = √5a+√5c
Answered by DhanyaDA
6
Hi friend!!!!


(3a+2b+3c)² - (2a+3b+2c)² + 5b²

9a²+4b²+9c²+12ab+12bc+18ac-(4a²+9b²+4c²+12ab+12bc+8ac)+5b²

=5a²-5b²+5c²+10ac+5b²

=5a²+5c²+10ac

=5(a²+c²+2ac)

square root of above expression will be

=√(5(a+c)²)

=√5*(a+c)


I hope this will help u ;)
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