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How do you square a binomial with different variables? For example (m+4n)^2
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The same way you would square a binomial with one variable, write it out twice and foil.
You do this exactly the same as the last one.
But just write both variables at the end?
Not sure what you're asking... but to avoid telling you the answer entirely, your first and last variables will be squared, and the middle variable will have both m and n.
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