Replace ∗ by a monomial so that the trinomial may be represented by a square of a binomial: 25a^2 + * + 1/4b^2

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TEA [102]3 years ago

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Answer:

Replace ∗ with a monomial so that the trinomial may be represented by a square of a binomial: 36–12x + ∗, and 25a^2+ ∗ + .25 b^2

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