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  1. Q1. 17^2 - 13^2 = ?

    • A.120
    • B.30
    • C.4
    • D.121

    Answer: A. 120

    We are told that 17, 2, 13, 2 (math, chapter 'Polynomials'). Our target: the unknown asked. The relevant chapter relation links the data to the unknown - rearrange it to isolate the quantity we are solving for. Substituting and simplifying: (17-13)(17+13) = 4×.30 = 120. That lands on option A) 120. As for the others, option B) '30' misses the point - Compute; option C) '4' misses the point - Multiply both.

  2. Q2. 21^2 - 19^2 = ?

    • A.80
    • B.40
    • C.2
    • D.81

    Answer: A. 80

  3. Q3. Two numbers add up to 7 and their product is 10. Using the square-of-a-sum identity, find the value of the sum of their squares.

    • A.29
    • B.49
    • C.69
    • D.39

    Answer: A. 29

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