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    This document discusses algebraic manipulations in algebra. It notes that Newton's sum equations can be used to iteratively calculate polynomial coefficients rather than using Vieta's formulas. It also presents two theorems - the exponent rules and the difference of squares formula, which states that the difference between two squares can be expressed as the product of the difference and sum of the two variables.

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    This document discusses algebraic manipulations in algebra. It notes that Newton's sum equations can be used to iteratively calculate polynomial coefficients rather than using Vieta's formulas. It also presents two theorems - the exponent rules and the difference of squares formula, which states that the difference between two squares can be expressed as the product of the difference and sum of the two variables.

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    OmegaLearn.org Chapter 1.

    Algebra
    Remark 1.9.24
    Note that by each Newton Sum Equation, we can iteratively calculate each Pk rather
    than having to bash with Vieta’s Formulas.

    1.10 Algebraic Manipulations

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    Algebraic Manipulations

    1.10.1 Quadratic Factorizations

    Theorem 1.10.1 (Exponent Rules)


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    x−a =
    xa
    xa × xb = xa+b
    xa ÷ xb = xa−b
    (xa )b = xab

    Theorem 1.10.2 (Difference of Squares)

    x2 − y 2 = (x − y)(x + y)

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