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Given:


(y+4)^2-2(y+4)+1

To find:

The factors.

Step-by-step explanation:

i) Let us take,


t=y+4

Substituting we get,


t^2-2t+1

Factorizing we get


\begin{gathered} t^2-2t+1=t^2-t-t+1 \\ =t(t-1)-(t-1) \\ =(t-1)(t-1) \\ =(t-1)^2 \end{gathered}

Replace the value of t in the above equation,


\begin{gathered} =(y+4-1)^2 \\ =(y+3)^2 \end{gathered}

Therefore, the factored form of the polynomial is,


(y+3)^2

ii) Yes, this is the product of the perfect square trinomial.

So, Teresa is correct.

Final answer:

i) The factored form of the polynomial is,


(y+3)^2

ii) Teresa is correct.

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