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Factorise: x^2/y^2+1+y^2/X^2​
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Factorise: x^2/y^2+1+y^2/X^2​

Factorise: x^2/y^2+1+y^2/X^2​-example-1
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( (x)/(y) + (y)/(x) + 1)( (x)/(y) + (y)/(x) - 1)

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