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Someone help, for choose 1: questions are- 2ab+c^2 an+c^2
4ab + c^2
choose 2: -
2(a+b) and 2a+2b
(a + b)^2 and a^2 + 2ab+b^2
(ab)^2 and a^2b^2
choose 3: -
2a +2b
(a+b)^2
ab
2ab


Someone help, for choose 1: questions are- 2ab+c^2

an+c^2
4ab + c^2
choose 2: - 
2(a+b) and 2a+2b

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