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Let a = 4 and b = 3. Select from the drop-down menu to create a true statement. 2ab+b2 ​  >  3a2– (A: 2. B: 2b. C: 4a. D: 4b.
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Let a = 4 and b = 3.

Select from the drop-down menu to create a true statement.

2ab+b2 ​  >  3a2– (A: 2. B: 2b. C: 4a. D: 4b.

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Combining 44 (c) and 23 (b) you get 67 243+32>342-67 or 342-(44+23) ==> false Combining 44 (c) and 43 (d) you get 87
243+32>342-87 or 342-(44+43) ==> true
Let a = 4 and b = 3. Select from the drop-down menu to create a true statement. 2ab-example-1
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