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PLEASE HURRY!!!! Factor x10 - y2 (x_-y) (x_+y)

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PLEASE HURRY!!!!
Factor x10 - y2
(x_-y) (x_+y)

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Answer: the question I don’t think is written right

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Snowbases answered Jul 29, 2024

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(x5+y) (x5−y) I hope this helps I am 99% sure this is it

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