Identify values in binomial: We are asked to find the square of the binomial (4h+2). The square of a binomial (a+b)2 is given by the formula a2+2ab+b2. We will apply this formula to (4h+2)2.
Apply binomial square formula: Identify the values of a and b in the binomial (4h+2). Here, a is 4h and b is 2.
Substitute values and simplify: Apply the square of a binomial formula to (4h+2)2: (a+b)2=a2+2ab+b2. Substitute a with 4h and b with 2: (4h+2)2=(4h)2+2⋅(4h)⋅(2)+(2)2.
Substitute values and simplify: Apply the square of a binomial formula to (4h+2)2: (a+b)2=a2+2ab+b2. Substitute a with 4h and b with 2: (4h+2)2=(4h)2+2⋅(4h)⋅(2)+(2)2.Simplify each term: (4h)2=16h2, 2⋅(4h)⋅(2)=16h, and (2)2=4. So, (a+b)2=a2+2ab+b20.
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