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Factorise using suitable identities (0.1x-0.2y)^2 plzzz help!!!!!

Factorise using suitable identities (0.1x-0.2y)^2 plzzz help!!!!!
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Factorise using suitable identities (0.1x-0.2y)^2 plzzz help!!!!!

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0.1 exponent2 ( x − 2 y ) exponent 2

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