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Problem 62

In Exercises \(51-62,\) evaluate each polynomial for the given values. $$5 w^{2} v^{3}-w v^{2}-8 v \text { for } w=2, v=-2$$

Problem 63

Multiply out each of the following. As you work out the problems, identify those exercises that are either a perfect square or the difference of two squares. $$(2 a-5)^{2}$$

Problem 63

Multiply and simplify each of the following. Whenever possible, do the multiplication of two binomials mentally. $$6(a-8)(a+2)$$

Problem 67

Multiply and simplify each of the following. Whenever possible, do the multiplication of two binomials mentally. $$(3 x-5)^{2}$$

Problem 70

Do your computations using scientific notation. If the mass of one atom of iron is \(9.3 \times 10^{-23} \mathrm{gram},\) how many atoms are there in 1 gram?

Problem 71

Do your computations using scientific notation. Atomic measurements or other very small distances are often measured in units called angstroms. One angstrom, which is written \(1 \AA\), is equal to \(0.00000001 \mathrm{cm} .\) Write this number in scientific notation.

Problem 71

Multiply out each of the following. As you work out the problems, identify those exercises that are either a perfect square or the difference of two squares. $$(2 a+5 y)^{2}$$

Problem 72

Multiply and simplify each of the following. Whenever possible, do the multiplication of two binomials mentally. $$4 z(3 z-5)(2 z+7)$$

Problem 73

Do your computations using scientific notation. The thickness of a typical cell wall might be 153 A. Write this number in scientific notation.

Problem 75

Multiply out \((x+6)(x+4)\) and \((x-6)(x-4) .\) What is the effect of switching both \(+\) signs to \(-\) signs?

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