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Y² - 2yz + z² How do you factor this expression?

Y² - 2yz + z² How do you factor this expression?
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Y² - 2yz + z²
How do you factor this expression?

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(y-z)^2 is the answer
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answer: (y-z)^2
this is because you can eliminate the “yz” from 2yz and it becomes squared
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