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use identities to factorise each of the following.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Factories of. , a²-4ab+4b².

= a²-4ab+4b².

= a²-2×a×2b+(2b)²

= (a-b)².

Hopes its helps u.

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Answered by Harshitsaini25
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The identity we have to use is (a-b) whole square that is a2 - 2ab +b2 and this the answer.... A whole square - 2ab+b whole square

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