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What is the correct factorised form of \(4m^2+12mn+9n^2\)?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: \((2m+3n)^2\)

The direct answer is C: \(4m^2+12mn+9n^2=(2m+3n)^2\). Apply \(u^2+2uv+v^2=(u+v)^2\). The first term is \(4m^2=(2m)^2\), the last term is \(9n^2=(3n)^2\), and the middle term is \(2(2m)(3n)=12mn\). Thus every term agrees with the identity. Option A would expand to \(4m^2-12mn+9n^2\), because the minus sign makes the middle term negative. Option B would begin with \(16m^2\), not \(4m^2\), and would also have a different middle term. Option D expands to \(4m^2+15mn+9n^2\), so its middle coefficient is incorrect. The sign of the middle term is a useful clue: a positive middle term requires the plus version of the binomial square.

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FactorisationPerfect-Square IdentityBinomial SquareAlgebraic IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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