Math, asked by Armanbieber123, 9 months ago

Multiply:
(X-7) (x-9)

Answers

Answered by Workaholicqueen01
25

Step-by-step explanation:

Here is your answer

(x - 7)(x - 9)

= x(x - 9) - 7(x - 9)

= x^2 - 9x - 7x + 63

= x^2 - 16x + 63

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Answered by halamadrid
5

Given,

(x-7)(x-9)

To find,

Multiply (x-7)(x-9)

Solution,

(x-7)(x-9)

First, we would multiply the term x with (x-9) then we would add the multiplication of  -7 with (x-9).

Mathematically,

⇒   x(x-9) -7(x-9)

⇒   x²-9x-7x+63.

-9x and -7x have the same variable term x so they can be further added and we would get,

⇒   x²-16x+63.

After this term can not be further be simplified.

Hence, the multiplication of (x-7)(x-9) is x²-16x+63.

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