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Multiply 997 by 1003 with the difference of two squares. | StemPy Lab

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Multiply 997 by 1003 with the difference of two squares.

MathematicsMediumHigh School (9–10)GeneralAlgebra › Algebraic Identities and Factorisation

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Multiply $997$ by $1003$ with the difference of two squares.

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