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Is m2+24m+144 a perfect square trinomial

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Yes, since
m^2+24m+144=m^2+2(12m)+12^2=(m+12)^2

m^2+24m+144=m^2+2(12m)+12^2=(m+12)^2

Inuyasha answered Jan 1, 2019

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