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Factorisation :
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Factorisation : x⁴+y⁴-example-1

Rajendra Khabiya answered Sep 25, 2017

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The answer to your question is

since there are no common factors, the only common factor for x4 + y4 is 1

hope this helps

Beetree answered Sep 28, 2017

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