Math, asked by singhmanraj697, 2 months ago

using suitable identity find the product of (6x=7)(6x+7)

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Answered by tushar1295

5

Answer:

(6x−7)(6x+7)=36x2−49.

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Answered by kjlch1102

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Answer:

= it is + or - can you tell me

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