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16 July, 20:39

Prove that the value of the expression: (125^2+25^2) (5^2-1) is divisible by 39

Answer should be written ___*39

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  1. 16 July, 20:58
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    10000 * 39

    Step-by-step explanation:

    (125^2+25^2) (5^2-1)

    Rewriting

    (5^3^2+5^2^2) (5^2-1)

    We know that a^b^c = a^ (b*c)

    (5^ (3*2) + 5^ (2*2)) (5^2-1)

    (5^6+5^4) (5^2-1)

    Factor out 5^4

    5^4 (5^2 + 1) (5^2-1)

    5^4 (26) (24)

    Factor

    5^4 (13*2) (3*8)

    Rearrange the order

    5^4 (13*3) (2*8)

    5^4 * 39 * 16

    625 * 16 * 39

    10000 * 39
  2. 16 July, 21:07
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    10000*39

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Simplify the equation fully.

    (125 + 25) (5 - 1)

    (15625 + 625) (25 - 1)

    (16250) (24)

    390000

    Divide the answer by 39

    390000/39 = 10000
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