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What is a difference is squares that has a factor of x+8? Complete the expression

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\bf \textit{difference of squares} \\\\ (a-b)(a+b) = a^2-b^2 ~\hfill (x+8)\boxed{(x-8)}\implies x^2-8^2\implies x^2-64 \\\\\\ ~\hspace{34em}

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Answer:


(x^2-8^2)

Explanation:

Here the question is asking to determine the difference of the squares , which has (x-8) has one of the factor.

Let us understand the formula for difference of the squares


a^2-b^2=(a+b)(a-b)

Here we can see that (a-b) is a factor of difference of squares too. Hence we substitute the values of a as x and b as 8 to find the answer.


x^2-8^2=(x+8)(x-8)

Hence our answer is
x^2-8^2 as it has (x-8) as one of its factor and it is a difference of squares .

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