Math, asked by sangeeta9470, 7 months ago

Find the squares of the following numbers using the identity (a – b)²

= a²
– 2ab + b²

(a) 98²

(b) 999²

(c) 495²​

Answers

Answered by mahenoorkhan681
4

Answer:let 98 as (100-2)²Step-by-step explanation:(100-2)²

=100²-2.100.2+2²

=10000-400+4

=10000-404 [400+4 BODMAS RULE]

=9596

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similarly you have to solve others numbers break them into two numbers and then put it in formula

hope i'll help you.....

Answered by Anonymous
6

Identity used

(a – b)² = a² – 2ab + b²

(a) 98²

(100 - 2)²

10000 + 4 - 400

9604

(b) 999²

(1000 - 1)²

(1000000 + 1 - 2000)

998001

(c) 495²

(500 - 5)²

(250000 + 25 - 5000)

245025

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