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Solve the following sum 102^2 - 104^2 maths

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QUESTION:

Solve the following sum 102^2 - 104^2.

ANSWER:

We use the identity here;

 {x}^{2}  -  {y}^{2}

the expansion of the identity is;

(x + y)(x - y)

now come to main question ;

 {(102)}^{2}  -  {(104)}^{2}

so, we assume that

102 = x \\  \\  \\ 104 = y

using the identity;

(102 + 104)(102 - 104) \\ 206 \times ( - 2) \\  - 412

FINAL ANSWER :

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