Examples of using B squared in English and their translations into German
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It's b squared.
So this was a plus b squared.
You get b squared plus 2b minus 168 is equal to 0.
And then a times b squared.
B squared is equal to 81. b is equal to 9.
That's a plus b squared.
Which is equal to a squared plus ab plus ba plus b squared.
So that's 9 times 3 plus b squared is equal to 36 times 3.
Plus or minus the square root of b squared.
Plus or minus the square root of b squared minus 4ac, all of that over 2a.
Plus or minus the square root of b squared.
Anything to the 0 is equal to 1. a plus b to the 1, well that equals a plus b. a plus b squared, that equals-- and if you don't have a lot of practice doing this you might be temptedto say a squared plus b squared.
And so that's 27 plus b squared.
So we know that a squared plus b squared is equal to c squared. .
And then 1/2 b times 2b, that's plus b squared.
Or another way to view it, it's a plus b squared times a plus b, right?
So then this up here can be factored as minus 8 times--this is a squared minus b squared.
Let's swap the sides just tomake it look a little bit familiar. B squared plus 2 times the base is equal to 168.
So this is times the numerator. Z squared minus 4,that's a squared minus b squared.
You will see something that has this pattern, a squared minus b squared, and you should easily be able to recognize it.
So it's negative 2 plus or minus the square root of b squared.
And then what's b squared?
If we multiply it times a plus b, we get a squared minus b squared.
So that's goingto be-- But a squared-- If this is a squared minus b squared, a would be z squared, right?
Let me say aplus b times a minus b is equal to a squared minus b squared.
This is a squared minus b squared.
Because if I'm adding them and I get a b and-- I get b's. And if Isquare them I get a b squared.
Well this fits a pattern. A squared minus b squared, right?
Time 2 is 1 andthen b times b is b squared.
And then, of course,this also has the form a squared plus b squared, right?