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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Multiplication of Any Polynomial
The product o...
Question
The product of
(
4
p
5
−
3
)
and
(
5
p
8
−
6
)
is:
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Solution
To find:
(
4
p
5
−
3
)
×
(
5
p
8
−
6
)
=
4
p
×
5
p
5
×
8
−
4
p
×
6
5
−
3
×
5
p
8
+
(
−
3
)
×
(
−
6
)
.
=
p
2
2
−
24
p
5
−
15
p
8
+
18
.
=
p
2
2
−
(
24
×
8
+
15
×
5
)
p
5
×
8
+
18
.
=
p
2
2
−
267
40
p
+
18
.
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