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Which expressions are differences of squares? Select each correct answer. x^2−169 t^2−4 a^2+1 h^2−20
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Which expressions are differences of squares? Select each correct answer. x^2−169 t^2−4 a^2+1 h^2−20
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Which expressions are differences of squares?
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x^2−169
t^2−4
a^2+1
h^2−20
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x²-169 and t²-4 are the two answers.
169=13², 4=2²
20 is not a square number, so not D.
1 is a square number, but C shows the sum, not difference, so not C either.
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