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[Reward - Medal and Fan, Pls Help! :/] Using the algebraic identity (a-b)" = a" - 2ab + b" Solve this: (3x-5y)" [NOTE: " = Square]
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replace a by 3x and b by -5y in (a+b)^2 and solve it
sorry b should be replace by 5y since - is considered in formula it self
@panchajanya I am not getting it properly..What is the final answer?
@panchajanya btw thnx for replying quickly :) You were a great help :)
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