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Simplify fully (2a + (b)^0.5)^2

(2a + b^0.5) ²First Expand the brackets:(2a + b^0.5) x (2a + b^0.5) 4a² + 2ab^0.5 + 2ab^0.5 + b Simplify the expression by collecting like terms:4a² + 4ab^0.5 + b

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