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Factor 8a^3-64b^6 PLEASE HELP ASAP
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Factor 8a^3-64b^6 PLEASE HELP ASAP

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Answer:

The answer is 8(a³ - 8b⁶)

Explanation:

You have take out the common terms :

8a³ - 64b⁶

= 8(a³ - 8b⁶)

P.S.

a and b cannot be factorized because they are different terms.

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