1 year ago

Insert a monomial so that each result is an identity( − 3b4)(3b4 +) = 121a10 − 9b8

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natita [175]1 year ago

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The answer for this is (-3b4) (3b4 +) = 121a10-9b8

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Insert a monomial so that each result is an identity( *− 3b4)(3b4 +*) = 121a10 − 9b8

Insert a monomial so that each result is an identity( − 3b4)(3b4 +) = 121a10 − 9b8