Math, asked by pavithra7886, 1 year ago

102 ×103 using expanding brackets

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Answered by anjugarg5247

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Answer:102*103

=(100+2)*(100+3)

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Answered by Sakshithegenius

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Answer:

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Expanding 102×103 in brackets

(100+2)(100+3)

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