(a+b)ˇ2 - 3 -6 - 0 + 5 =

Weera asked Aug 14, 2022

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Weera asked Aug 14, 2022

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Answer:

a+b=2

Explanation:

start by combining all the terms that are possible: (a+b)^2 - 4 = 0

move -4 to the other side: (a+b)^2= 4

Find the square root of both sides: a+b=2

Dan Starns answered Aug 20, 2022

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