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Use expansion formula and solve(6+2x)²​

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Answered by pemchand1
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Step-by-step explanation:

(6+2x)²

(6)²+(2x)²+2×6×2x. ; [a+b]²= a²+b²+2ab

4x²+24x+36

4x²+12x+12x+36=0

4x(x+3)+12(x+3)=0

(4x+12)(x+3)=0

x= –12/4. or x= –3

Answered by Abhiram5566
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Hey Buddy,

Thanks For Asking the Question, Your Answer is below with Steps

Explanation:-

(6+2x)² can be written as (2x+6)²

Using Binomial expansion Formula :-

(a+b)^{n} = ∑  n  and k=0   \left \{ {{n} \atop k}} \right }  }  a^{n-k} b^{k}

where \left \{ {{n} \atop k}} \right }  }  = \frac{n!}{(n-k)!k!} and n! = 1 ⋅ 2 ⋅ . . . . . . . . ⋅ n

we have that a = 2x , b = 6 and n = 2

∴ ( 2x + 6 )² = ∑ 2 and k=0   \left \{ {{2} \atop k }  }  (2x)^{2-k} 6^{k}

Now, calculate the product for every value of k from 0 to 2.

k = 0 :   \left \{ {{2} \atop 0 }   (2x)^{2-0} . ( dot product ) 6^{0} =  \frac{2!}{(2-0)!0! }(2x)^{2-0} .\ 6^{0} =4x^{2}

k = 1 :   \left \{ {{2} \atop 1 }    (2x)^{2-1}.\  6^{1} = \frac{2!}{(2-1)!1!} (2x)^{2-1} .\ 6^{1} = 2\ . \ 2x\  . \ 6 = 24x

k = 2 :  \left \{ {{2} \atop 2 }    (2x)^{2-2}.\  6^{2}  = \frac{2!}{(2-2)!2!} \ (2x)^{2-2} \ . \ 6^{2} = 1\ . \ 36 = 36

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                          ANSWER

                 (2x+6)^{2}\ = \ 4x^{2} \ + \ 24x \ + \ 36

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Finding Roots of 4x^{2} +24x+36

Taking 4 common in the expression. we get,

4 (x^{2} +6x+ 9)

4(x^{2} +3x+3x+9)

4 ( x + 3 )\  (x+3)

4 ( x + 3 )^{2}

                                    \hug{\ornage{\boxed{\boxed{\pink{\mathscr{ x = -3}}} }} }}}

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