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Complete factorization of 25a2 - 100?

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25(a - 2)(a + 2)

Haggy answered Apr 26, 2018

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25a^2-100? becasue if thats it is simple. its a difernece of squares. you just have to square root it. it becaomes (5a-10) (5a+10) so a=+/-2

Kundan Singh Chouhan answered Apr 28, 2018

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