The Binomial Square Formula (sometimes called binomial square) is an algebraic identity used to expand the square of a binomial expression. A binomial is an algebraic expression that contains two terms, such as (a + b) or (a − b).
Explanation
When a binomial like (a + b) is multiplied by itself, the result becomes three terms:
a² – the square of the first term
2ab – twice the product of the two terms
b² – the square of the second term
Example
If we expand (3 + 2)² using the binomial square rule:
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Importance
Helps simplify algebraic expressions
Used in solving equations and identities
Common in algebra, calculus, and competitive exams
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