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Evaluate without doing any long multiplication.

Class 8Algebraic Expressions and IdentitiesAlgebra
  • A3136
  • B56
  • C5600
  • D5000

Step-by-Step Solution

. The identity turns the difference of squares into the SUM times the DIFFERENCE. Squaring the difference instead gives , and stopping at the difference gives 56.
Answer: C) 5600

Key idea: The three classic identities

Three identities you will use forever:

**1. **
Example: **
Example: ** (difference of squares)
Example: .

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