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In which model can 4a²−12ab+9b² be seen as a complete square?

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Correct answer: A square with side 2a−3b

The direct answer is A. Compare the expression with the identity (p−q)²=p²−2pq+q². Here p=2a and q=3b. Then p²=(2a)²=4a², q²=(3b)²=9b², and −2pq=−2(2a)(3b)=−12ab. Therefore 4a²−12ab+9b²=(2a−3b)², which is represented by a square whose side is 2a−3b. Option A matches all three terms. Option B would produce 16a²−72ab+81b², so its coefficients are wrong. Option C represents (2a+3b)(2a−3b)=4a²−9b² and has no middle term. Option D produces a²−6ab+9b². Memory cue: check the first and last terms as squares, then verify the middle term is minus twice their roots multiplied.

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Perfect-Square-TrinomialAlgebraic-IdentityVisual-SquareVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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