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What is the special case for perfect square trinormial 64x^6-y^6
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What is the special case for perfect square trinormial
64x^6-y^6

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Answer: I think it’s (2x+y)•(4x2-2xy+y2)•(2x-y)•(4x2+2xy+y2)

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