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How to expand (5x−6)^2
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How to expand (5x−6)^2

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Answer:

Expand((5⋅x−6)2)

=62+2⋅(−6⋅5⋅x)+(5⋅x)2

=36−60⋅x+25⋅x2

User Pawel
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Answer:

(5x-6)²=25x²-60x+36

Explanation:

We use: (a-b)²=a²-2ab+b².

Thus we get

(5x-6)²=25x²-60x+36

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