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PLEASE MATH EXPERT!
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User Baretta
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Answer:


x^(4) -y^(4) +6x^(2)y+9y^(2)

Explanation:

This is just a big multiplication, but it gets more simple when you break it into steps.

First consider
x^(2) (x^(2) +3y-y^(2) ). This multiplies out to
x^(4) +3x^(2)y-x^(2)y^(2)

Next,
3y(x^(2) +3y-y^(2) ). This is
3x^(2)y+9y^(2)-3y^(3)

Finally,
y^(2) (x^(2)+3y-y^(2)). This is
x^(2)y^(2) +3x^(3)-y^(4)

Sum these three expressions together and you get
x^(4) -y^(4) +6x^(2)y+9y^(2)

User Tom Lima
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Answer:

Explanation:

(x² + 3y + y²)(x² + 3y - y²)

= x²*(x² + 3y - y²) + 3y*(x² + 3y - y²) + y²((x² + 3y - y²)

= ( x²*x² + x²*3y - x²*y²) + [3y*x² + 3y*3y - 3y*y²] + {y²*x² + y²*3y - y²*y²}

= x⁴ + 3x²y - x²y² + 3x²y + 9y² - 3y³ + x²y² + 3y³ - y⁴

= x⁴ + 3x²y + 3x²y - x²y² + x²y² + 9y² - 3y³ + 3y³ - y⁴

= x⁴ + 6x²y + 0 + 9y² + 0 - y⁴

= x⁴ + 6x²y + 9y² - y⁴

Hint:


x^(2) *x^(2) = x^(2+2)=x^(4)\\\\3y * 3y = 3*3 * y^(1+1) = 9y^(2)\\\\

User Protometa
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