Concept:The difference between two expressions means subtracting the second from the first: (2d)2−2d2.Explanation:Given d=3.First, evaluate (2d)2: the square applies to both 2 and d because they are inside the bracket.(2d)2=(2×3)2=62=36.Next, evaluate 2d2: the square applies only to d.2d2=2×32=2×9=18.Now, find the difference:(2d)2−2d2=36−18=18.Answer:The difference is 18, which is option B.