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Chapter 6: Q. 657 (page 802)

In the following exercises, multiply the binomials. Use any method.

(u2+6)(u2-5)

Short Answer

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The simplified value isu4+u2-30.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.

A binomial expression is given as(u2+6)(u2-5).

02

. Multiply using distributive property.

We get

(u2+6)(u2-5)=u2(u2-5)+6(u2-5)=u4-5u2+6u2-30=u4+u2-30

The simplified value is(u2+6)(u2-5)=u4+u2-30.

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