Math, asked by ShubhDokania, 9 months ago

y(b+a) = a(a-b) - [-(a^2 -b^2)]. Give the value of y.

Answers

Answered by Anonymous

8

Answer:

y(b+a)=a(a-b)-[-(a²-b²)]

=yb+ya=a²-ab+a²-2ab+b²

=yb+ya=2a²-3ab+b²

Step-by-step explanation:

hope it's helps you

mark it as brainlist

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

English, 4 months ago

write reported speech * Mother tersea said, "Let us touch the dying the poor, the lonely and the unwrasted according to the graces we have recived and let us not be ashamed or slow to to the humble work.

Math, 4 months ago

please answer this question ...

Science, 4 months ago

Non-metallic oxides dissolve in water to form … fill up...

Math, 9 months ago

(-3/7×7/5)+(17/15×3/-34)...

Math, 9 months ago

round off 65832 in thousand...

Math, 1 year ago

give,√2=1.414 and √6=2.449,find the value of 1/√3-√2-1 correct to 3 palaces of decimals.

English, 1 year ago

Who was triky ? What was mrs Pumphrey opinion abot trickey?

English, 1 year ago

write a story between 350 to 400 on the theme ' rags to riches '.