Math, asked by bashu1444441, 7 months ago

without actual multiplication find the square of

(1) 98

(2) 1003

(3) 999

(4) 10.8
please answer​

Answers

Answered by nshandallya1234
10

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(1) 98² = (100-2)² = 100²- 2x100x2+2²

= 10000-400+4=9604

(2) 1003² = (1000+3)² = 1000²+2x1000x3+3²= 1000000+6000+9 =1006009

(3) 999² = (1000-1)² = 1000²-2x1000x1+1² = 1000000-2000+1

=998001

(4) 10.8²= (10+0.8)² = 10²+2x10x(0.8)+(0.8)² = 100+16+0.64= 116.64

N. B.= Here I've used two formulas:

(i) (a+b)² = a²+2ab+b²

(ii) (a-b)² = a²-2ab+b²

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Answered by Jiyaa021
1

Answer:

1 (98)^2

(100-2)^2

(100)^2+(2)^2-2×100×2

10000+4-400

10004-400

9604 ANSWER

2 1003²=(1000+3)²=1000000+6000+9=1006009

3 The value of 999×999 is

=(1000−1)(1000−1)

=(1000−1)  

2

 

We know that suitable identities (x−y)  

2 The value of 999×999 is

=(1000-1) (1000-1)

=(1000-1)^2

We know that suitable identities ( x- y)^2 = x^2-2xy + y^2

Thus ( 1000 - 1 ) ^2 = (1000)^2 - 2(1000)(1) + (1)^2

= 1000000 - 2000+ 1

= 998001

4 116.64

Step-by-step explanation:

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