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Simplify a polynomial: (3x–4y)²–(3x–4y)(3x+4y)
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Simplify a polynomial: (3x–4y)²–(3x–4y)(3x+4y)

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Answer: 32y^2 -24xy

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Simplify a polynomial: (3x–4y)²–(3x–4y)(3x+4y)-example-1
User Oleg Zhurakousky
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Explanation:

(3x-4y)×(3x-4y-(3x+4y))

(3x-4y)×(3x-4y-3x-4y)

(3x-4y)×(-8y)

-8y×(3x-4y

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