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What is the a value of (x-3)^2
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What is the a value of (x-3)^2

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x^2+9-6x

Explanation:

The formula for these equations are
(x-y)^2=x^2+y^2+2xy.

So, if we plug in -3 for the y parts, we get
x^2+9-6x

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