Algebraic Identities

In literal calculus, there are some significant algebraic identities that could be used to quickly evaluate the product between polynomials without resorting to the complete procedure. They are called Algebraic Identities.

Another important use of these identities is to factorize polynomials as we will see in the next chapter.

On this page, we list the main such identities, providing links to the corresponding pages that show their detailed proof.

Significant Algebraic Identities

Below are the main algebraic identities. For a complete explanation, refer to the corresponding link.