Use identity to find the square of 103
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(103)²= (100+3)²
=>

we get,
(100+3)² = (100)²+(3)²+2(100)(3)
=> (100+3)² = 10000+9+600
=> 103² = 10609
hope this helps
=>
we get,
(100+3)² = (100)²+(3)²+2(100)(3)
=> (100+3)² = 10000+9+600
=> 103² = 10609
hope this helps
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We can write 103 as 100+3 .
Now, 103^2 = (100+3)^2
By using the identity , (a+b)^2 = a^2+2ab +b^2.
(100+3)^2 = 10000+9+600 = 10609.
Now, 103^2 = (100+3)^2
By using the identity , (a+b)^2 = a^2+2ab +b^2.
(100+3)^2 = 10000+9+600 = 10609.
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