Find the product using identities : 105 x 97.
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Hi,friend
For this Problem we will use an Identity that,
(x+a) (x+b) = x²+x(a+b) + ab.
Now we can write 105 as (100+5) and also 97 as (100-3).
Therefore here,
x= 100, a= 5 and b= -3
now by putting these values in the above Algebraic Identity we get,
{100+5} {100+(-3)} = 100²+100(5-3)+5×(-3)
= 10000+500-300-15
= 10185
Hence, 105×97 = 10185
For this Problem we will use an Identity that,
(x+a) (x+b) = x²+x(a+b) + ab.
Now we can write 105 as (100+5) and also 97 as (100-3).
Therefore here,
x= 100, a= 5 and b= -3
now by putting these values in the above Algebraic Identity we get,
{100+5} {100+(-3)} = 100²+100(5-3)+5×(-3)
= 10000+500-300-15
= 10185
Hence, 105×97 = 10185
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Hi,friend
For this Problem we will use an Identity that,
(x+a) (x+b) = x²+x(a+b) + ab.
Now we can write 105 as (100+5) and also 97 as (100-3).
Therefore here,
x= 100, a= 5 and b= -3
now by putting these values in the above Algebraic Identity we get,
{100+5} {100+(-3)} = 100²+100(5-3)+5×(-3)
= 10000+500-300-15
= 10185
Hence, 105×97 = 10185
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