x square minus 2 a b + b square
Anonymous:
xb square - 2ab is the answer
How..?
because, x^2 - 2ab + b^2
group like terms
(x^2+b^2)+2ab
(x+b) - 2ab
(X+b)^2 - 2ab
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Heya!!!
Here is your answer....
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x² - 2ab + b²
Group the like terms and then move to the next step,
(x² + b²) - 2ab
= (x+b)² - 2xb - 2ab
= (x+b)² - 2x - 2b - 2a - 2b
= (x+b)² - 4b - 2ax...
Therefore, the answer is "(x+b)² - 4b - 2ax"...
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Hope this helps you....
Jeferson ®™
Here is your answer....
_____________________________________________________________
x² - 2ab + b²
Group the like terms and then move to the next step,
(x² + b²) - 2ab
= (x+b)² - 2xb - 2ab
= (x+b)² - 2x - 2b - 2a - 2b
= (x+b)² - 4b - 2ax...
Therefore, the answer is "(x+b)² - 4b - 2ax"...
_____________________________________________________________
Hope this helps you....
Jeferson ®™
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