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What’s the product of the 2 binomials below? (4a+5b)(4a-5b)

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Answer:

16a*16a -25b

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For this case we must solve the product of two binomials, applying the distributive property, which by definition establishes:


(a + b) (c + d) = ac + ad + bc + bd

So, if we have:
(4a + 5b) (4a-5b), your product is given by:

Considering that
- * + = -


(4a) (4a) - (4a) (5b) + (5b) (4a) - (5b) (5b) =\\16a ^ 2-20ab + 20ab-25b ^ 2 =\\16a ^ 2-25b ^ 2

Answer:

The product of
(4a + 5b) (4a-5b)\ is\ 16a ^ 2-25b ^ 2


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