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(b − 1)² + a^2 ; use a = 6, and b = 1
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(b − 1)² + a^2 ; use a = 6, and b = 1

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Answer: The answer is 36

Explanation:

*All you have to do is plug those values for A and B so we put 6 for a and b Is 1*

(1-1)^2 + 6^2

1-1 is 0 and 0^2 is 0

6^2 is 36 because 6*6 is 36

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