Replace ∗ with a monomial so that the derived equality will be an identity: (15y + ∗ )2 = 225y²+6x³y+0.04x^6 (I need the answer for this quickly.)

Julien Quere asked Jul 15, 2022

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Replace ∗ with a monomial so that the derived equality will be an identity:

(15y + ∗ )2 = 225y²+6x³y+0.04x^6

(I need the answer for this quickly.)

Julien Quere asked Jul 15, 2022

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Please find attached photograph. The monomial is 0.2x^3.

Glasz answered Jul 21, 2022

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