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asked Apr 5, 2022 115k views

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Plz help me
(a²-b²)²+a²b²
factorise
plzz

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you have to subtract first

Felixqk answered Apr 7, 2022

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Answer:

a^4+b^4−a^2b^2

Explanation:

Technetium answered Apr 12, 2022

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