Math, asked by punk9, 2 months ago

use the suitable identity to find the product of (x+8) (x-14)

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Answered by sagar0230

2

Answer:

x+8+x-14

= x+x+8-14

= 2x+8-14

= 2x-6

HOPE IT will help you.

Answered by rty202012

1

Answer:

substitute the value in this equation :(x+8)(x-14)=x^2-2x-112

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