Math, asked by dhruvrajverma2, 1 year ago

find the product of (x2-4y2)and (x+y)find its value when x=1and y=2​

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Answered by Ian123
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Answer:

-45

Step-by-step explanation:

Given (x^2-4y^2)(x+y) and x=1, y=2,

substitute the values into the equation.

= (1^2-4(2)^2)(1+2)

= (1-4(4))(3)

= (1-16)(3)

= (-15)(3)

= (-45)

Answered by lucky2575
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Answer:

Product of (x2-4y2)(x+y)

=x3+x2y-4xy2-4y3

It's value when x=1and y=2

=1+2-16-32

=3-48

=-45

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