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Q5. Find the product of (5x+3y) (15x9y) using the identity.​

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Answered by swethassynergy
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The product of ( 5x+3y)(15x-9y)  is 75\ x^{2} - 27 \ y^{2} .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

( 5x+3y)(15x-9y)

To Find:

The product of ( 5x+3y)(15x-9y) .

Identity Used:

(p+q) (p-q) = p^{2} - q^{2}        --------------- Identity no.01

Solution:

As given- ( 5x+3y)(15x-9y)

( 5x+3y)(15x-9y) = ( 5x +3y)\times 3 ( 5x-3y)

                               = 3( 5x +3y) ( 5x-3y)

Using the Identity no.01.

                               = 3 [ (5x)^{2} - (3y)^{2} ]

                              = 3 [25x^{2}  - 9 y^{2} ]\\ =75\ x^{2}  - 27\ y^{2}

Thus,the product of ( 5x+3y)(15x-9y)  is 75\ x^{2} - 27 \ y^{2} .

Correct Question

Q5. Find the product of (5x+3y) (15x - 9y) using the identity.

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