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Which expression can be factorised as (m − n)²?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: m² − 2mn + n²

The direct answer is A: m² − 2mn + n². Start from the identity (m − n)² = (m − n)(m − n). Multiplying gives m² − mn − mn + n² = m² − 2mn + n². Thus option A has exactly the required three terms and signs. Option B has both an incorrect middle sign and an incorrect sign before n². Option C is the difference of squares, which factorises as (m − n)(m + n), not as the single square (m − n)². Option D has only mn rather than the required −2mn, so it cannot be this perfect square. Memory cue: a square of a difference always has a negative double-product middle term.

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Algebraic IdentitiesFactorisationPerfect Square TrinomialExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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