Question

Multiply and find the product (x^5+y^2)(x^5-y^2)

Answer 1

\((a-b)(a+b)=a^2-b^2\)
Plug in \(x^5\) in place of a and \(y^2\) in place of b. Can u do @cdelomas?

Answer 2

can you help me

Answer 3

would it be 3

Answer 4

no
In \(a^2-b^2\) plug in \(x^5\) for a and \(y^2\) for b. nw can u do.

Answer 5

is it 5*2

Answer 6

are you still there

Answer 7

Nope.
\((x^5+y^2)(x^5-y^2)=(x^5)^2-(y^2)^2\)
using \(\large(c^d)^e=c^{d*e}\)
\((x^5)^2-(y^2)^2=(x^{5*2})-(y^{2*2})\)
=\(x^{10}-y^4\)
getting this? If u dnt get any of this plz ask:)

Answer 8

where did c,d,e comefr om

Answer 9

They are jst part of general formula>

Answer 10

iGOTEVe ry thing else

Answer 11

thanks

Answer 12

So what would beth e product

Answer 13

hello

Answer 14

That's what I gave u. Guess u still didnt get me. so please if u dnt understand anythng ask me. I will try my best to explain u.:)

Answer 15

no I got it just did not k now if that w as the product.

Answer 16

thanks

Answer 17

welcome:)