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Which of the following are in form of different squares. NEED HELP PLEASE HURRY!!

Which of the following are in form of different squares. NEED HELP PLEASE HURRY!!-example-1
User JXG
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Answer:

All but the fourth

Explanation:

The fourth is a sum (+) not difference (-).

All others are some form of difference of squares:


169x^4-49 = \left(13x^2\right)^2-7^2

difference of square of number 13x² and square of number 7


36-25b^2=6^2-(5b)^2

difference of square of number 6 and square of number 5b


100-r^2=10^2-r^2

difference of square of number 10 and square of number r


64y^2-81=(8y)^2-9^2

difference of square of number 8y and square of number 9

User JasonMc
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The first and last boxes are difference of squares, because both numbers are a perfect square and the variable has a exponent (2)
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