We rewrite the terms as (40 – 6) (40 + 3) and utilize the standard quadratic expansion identity. Computing the numerical components yields the final plain text answer.
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We express the product as (20 – 2) (30 – 1) and expand using the distributive property. Evaluating the separate numerical products step by step gives the clean final total.
We express the product as (20 – 2) (30 – 1) and expand using the distributive property. Evaluating the separate numerical products step by step gives the clean final total.
We rewrite 97 as 100 – 3 and apply the subtraction square identity. Squaring 100 and 3, then subtracting twice their product gives the plain numerical solution.
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We split 135 into 100 + 30 + 5 and expand it using the three-term identity. Summing the separate square values and their paired products provides the final answer.