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In high school, I didn't realize we could actually use difference of two squares to help us with mental math. Here's how we can apply this.
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(a) 43 x 37 =(40+3) x(40-3)=1600 - 9 = 1591 (b) 81 x 79=(80 + 1)x(80-1)=6400 - 1 =6399 (c) 56 x 64 =(60 - 4) x (60+4)=3600 - 16 = 3584

Very cool! I have a question. Did you figure out these tips yourself, are they kind of common knowledge in the MATH-aware set, or are they written up somewhere in an old MATH-tip book?

I realised this concept when I was in high school but never really used it in math solving

This is definitely one of the top ten things I wish I knew as a kid!

I remember discovering this myself, before learning the binomial formulas. Best feeling ever

I've always been a big math guy growing up and it's been AGES since I was last in school with any meaningful math but I'm always learning something new with ya brah Stayed goated you fucking nerd (endearing) 😤🤌🏽🤌🏽

43*37 = (40+3)*(40-3) = 40^2 - 3^2 = 1600-9 = 1591 81*79 = (80+1)*(80-1) = 80^2 - 1^2 = 6400-1 = 6399 56*64 = (60-4)*(60+4) = 60^2 - 4^2 = 3600-16 = 3584

Very good

On a roll!

I follow for more

It is true for the miniscule amount of numbers that follow this pattern. It is true but simplistic and frankly, idiotic.

You are the best teacher

It's applicable to any number?

Got all of them, you are the best maths teacher

I am semester away from becoming an old school math teacher, i.e., no phones, no calculators, lots of paper, pencils and creative thought. The shortest point between 2 points: a straight line. Engineers perspective, measure twice/three times, cut once. Many ways to the answer.

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What about if you use the smaller Number?

Nice method,but this is normal in chinese maths education,we will teach them in 7 grade in middle school,and this equation is called difference of squares formula. So when will you teach students about this method?

Totally love this

This is your best video….for me. Mind blown. I loved math in high school. Currently an electrician without higher level math classes. I love this so much!

