Mathematics
Grade10
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Question

Consider each expression. Select the expressions you can use to find the product 532?

  1. (50 + 3)2
  2. (50 – 3)2
  3. (60 + 7)2
  4. (60 – 7)2

The correct answer is: (50 + 3)2


    (50 + 3)2 = 532
    (60 – 7)2 = 532

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