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Factor 9y^2–(1+2y)^2
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Factor 9y^2–(1+2y)^2

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Answer:

The factors are 9, y, 2, 2, y and 2.

Explanation:

when you combine a number with another number, then that means you need to multiply. The 2 numbers that are multiplied are the factors.

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