Physics, asked by sowbanmalik, 3 months ago

The value of (A+B) × (A - B) is

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Answered by trishasukant
2

Answer:

A²-B²

Explanation:

(A + B) (A - B) → Firsts: A * A = A^2 (A squared) → Outers: A * (-B) = (-AB) → Inners: B * A = AB → Lasts: B * (-B) = (-B^2)

Now, add the products together:

A^2 + (-AB) + AB + (-B^2) =

A^2 - AB + AB - B^2 → Like terms AB cancel to get your final answer →

A^2 - B^2.

Answered by aasheearora404
1

Answer:

(a + b)(a - b)

 = a {}^{2}  - ab + ab - b {}^{2}

by \:  cancelling \: we \: get =

 = a {}^{2}  - b {}^{2}

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