Prove that the value of the expression: (16^3–8^3)(4^3+2^3) is divisible by 63.
1 answer:
Answer:
The expression (16^3–8^3)(4^3+2^3) is divisible by 63
The answer is
4096
Step-by-step explanation:
Firstly let us evaluate expression
=(16^3–8^3)(4^3+2^3)
=(4096-512)(64+8)
=(3584)(72)
=258048
=258048/63
= 4096
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