Math, asked by mohitthakurmoh8, 3 months ago

using identity find the value of 501*502

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Answered by yashsaini12124

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Step-by-step explanation:

(500+1)*(500+2)

(500)^2 +(1+2)500 +(1*2)

250000+1500+2

251502

Answered by pragyashailytoppo

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