Math, asked by pathakshresth325, 10 months ago

Using the identity (a+b) square =a square + b square + 2ab or ( a-b) square =a square+b square - 2ab find the square s of the following numbers
A. 99
B. 51
C. 38

Answers

Answered by Asanhmr
7

Answer:9801, 2601, 1444

Step-by-step explanation:

99^2= (100-1)^2= 100^2+1^2-2×100×1

= 10000+1-200= 9801

51^2=(50+1)^2= 50^2+1^2+2×50×1= 2500+1+100

= 2601

38^2= (40-2)^2= 40^2+2^2-2×40×2

= 1600+4-160= 1444

Answered by vaishnavisharm3264
0

Answer:

Correct option is A)

99

2

=(100−1)

2

It is the form of (a−b)

2

, where a=100,b=1

Applying the formula (a−b)

2

=a

2

+b

2

−2ab

99

2

=(100−1)

2

=100

2

+1

2

−2×100×1=10000+1−200=9801

Step-by-step explanation:

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