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What is 16x4 - 100y4 factored completely? (4x2 + 10y2)(2x - 5y)(2x + 5y) (2x - 5y)2 (2x + 5y) 16(x2 - 5y2)(x2 + 5y2) 4(2x2 - 5y2)(2x2 + 5y2)
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What is 16x4 - 100y4 factored completely? (4x2 + 10y2)(2x - 5y)(2x + 5y) (2x - 5y)2 (2x + 5y) 16(x2 - 5y2)(x2 + 5y2) 4(2x2 - 5y2)(2x2 + 5y2)
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What is 16x4 - 100y4 factored completely?
(4x2 + 10y2)(2x - 5y)(2x + 5y)
(2x - 5y)2 (2x + 5y)
16(x2 - 5y2)(x2 + 5y2)
4(2x2 - 5y2)(2x2 + 5y2)
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4(2x2-5y2)(2x2+5y2)
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