Math, asked by vermaambaram5, 3 months ago

find the product (xy+3)(xy-5) ​

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Answered by dharini24
1

We simply substitute x=4,y=5 in the given product −3y(xy+y 2 ) as follows:

−3y(xy+y 2 )

=−(3×5)((4×5)+5 2 )

=−15(20+25)

=−15×45

=−675

Hence, −3y(xy+y 2)=−675 when x=4,y=5.

Answered by MrHyper
21

\Huge\sf\red{answer:}

\sf{ }

\bf{{\underline{To~solve}}:}

\sf{~~~~~~ (xy+3)(xy-5)}

\bf{Identity:~(x+a)(x+b)=x^{2}+(a+b)x+ab}

\sf{:→ (xy)^{2}+[3+(-5)~]xy+[3×(-5)~]}

\sf{:→ x^{2}y^{2}+(-2)xy+(-15)}

\sf{:→ {\red{\underline{\boxed{\bf x^{2}y^{2}-2xy-15}}}}}

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