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Use polynomial identities to factor 64 + 27a^3. A. (4 – 3a)(16 – 12a + 9a^2) B. (4 + 3a)(16 + 12a + 9a^2) C. (4 + 3a)(16 – 12a + 9a^2) D. (4 + 3a)^3

Use polynomial identities to factor 64 + 27a^3. A. (4 – 3a)(16 – 12a + 9a^2) B. (4 + 3a)(16 + 12a + 9a^2) C. (4 + 3a)(16 – 12a + 9a^2) D. (4 + 3a)^3
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Use polynomial identities to factor 64 + 27a^3.

A. (4 – 3a)(16 – 12a + 9a^2)
B. (4 + 3a)(16 + 12a + 9a^2)
C. (4 + 3a)(16 – 12a + 9a^2)
D. (4 + 3a)^3

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i believe the answer is C
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