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Factorize. (x+y)) ^24x^2y^2

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Factorize. (x+y)) ^24x^2y^2

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Answer:

I guess this is the answer

Explanation:

(x + y)²4x²y²

= [2xy(x + y)]²

= (2x²y²)²

Akshaya Aradhya answered Apr 12, 2022

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