Math, asked by trisha2364, 10 months ago

k = -5 and R = 5
KR -K2 (R-5)​

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Answered by Anonymous
109

\huge\underline\mathfrak\blue{Answer-}

The required answer is 0.

\huge\underline\mathfrak\blue{Explanation-}

\bold\pink{Given} : K = -5 and R = 5

\bold\pink{To\:find} : KR - K2( R - 5 )

\bold\pink{Solution} :

Put K = -5 and R = 5 in KR - K2 ( R - 5 )

\implies [(-5)(5) - (-5)(2) { (5) - (5) }]

\implies (-25 + 10)(0)

\implies -15 × 0

\implies 0

* \bold{Note-} As we know, anything multiplies with zero gives the answer zero.

\bold{So,\:the\:required\:answer\:is\:zero.}

Answered by Anonymous
10

\large{\underline{\bold{\red{\rm{Given-}}}}}

K = -5 & R = 5

\large{\underline{\bold{\red{\rm{Solution-}}}}}

=> KR - K2 (R - 5)

Putting the given values :

=> (-5)(5) - (-5)(2) { (5 - 5) }

=> (-25 + 10) (0)

=> -15 (0)

=> 0

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