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(4x + 9) is multiplied to (4x – 9)

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Answered by fatema13748
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Answer:

(4x  +  9)(4x - 9) \\  {16}^{2}  - 36x + 36x - 81 \\  {16}^{2}  - 81

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Answered by yassersayeed
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Answer:

The result will be (4x+9)(4x-9)=16x^{2} -81

Step-by-step explanation:

In accordance with the information provided in the question,

We have find the value of the supplied expression in the above question.

Given the data in question (4x + 9) is multiplied to (4x – 9)

As the given equation is in form of (a+b)(a-b)

So, for finding the value of the expression we will first multiply "a" with "c" and a with  "d" and then multiply "b" with "c" and b with "d", and then add the resultant value.

So, value of expression we will be

ac-ad+bc-bd

(4x+9)(4x-9)= (4x\times 4x)-  (4x\times9)+(9\times 4x)-(9\times9)\\16x^{2} -36x+36x-81

The negative 36 and positive 36 are cancel

16x^{2} -81

Hence the result will be (4x+9)(4x-9)=16x^{2} -81

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