Grade 128 grade maths
Simplify.
(t + s^2 )(t^2 – s)Simplify.
(t + s^2 )(t^2 – s)
Simplify.
(t + s^2 )(t^2 – s)
(t + s^2 )(t^2 – s)
Simplify.
(t + s^2 )(t^2 – s)
(t + s^2 )(t^2 – s)
1 Answer
Harshit Singh
Dear Student
(t + s^2)(t2–s)
= t (t^2–s)+s^2(t^2–s)
= t^3 –st + s^2t^2 –s^3
= t^3–s^3–st + s^2t^2
Thanks
(t + s^2)(t2–s)
= t (t^2–s)+s^2(t^2–s)
= t^3 –st + s^2t^2 –s^3
= t^3–s^3–st + s^2t^2
Thanks
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