Factor the polynomial expression 16y4 − 256x12.

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Factor the polynomial expression 16y4 − 256x12.

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Explanation:

16y4-256×12=16.(y4-16×12)

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Explanation:

Using Difference of Squares,

16y⁴ - 256x¹²

= 16(y⁴ - 16x¹²)

= 16(y² + 4x⁶)(y² - 4x⁶)

= 16(y² + 4x⁶)(y + 2x³)(y - 2x³).

Anil Bhaskar answered Dec 25, 2021

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16y4-256×12=16.(y4-16×12)

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