A2 − 6) and (a2 + 4) are the factors of

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Polynomials are mathematical expressions involving variables raised with non-negative integers and coefficients. The polynomial whose factors are (a²-6) and (a²+4) is a⁴ - 2a² - 24.

<h3>What is a polynomial?</h3>

Polynomials are mathematical expressions involving variables raised with non-negative integers and coefficients(constants who are in multiplication with those variables) and constants with only operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and non-negative exponentiation of variables involved.

Example: x²+3x+5 is a polynomial.

The polynomial whose factors are (a²-6) and (a²+4) is,

P(x) = (a²-6)(a²+4)

= a⁴ + 4a² - 6a² - 24

= a⁴ - 2a² - 24

Hence, The polynomial whose factors are (a²-6) and (a²+4) is a⁴ - 2a² - 24.

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It's nice of you to offer, but no thanks.

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