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3 years ago

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

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1 answer:

morpeh [17]3 years ago

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Just multiply them together and get a4-2a2-24.
(a2-6)(a2+4)
F: a4
O:4a2
I:-6a2
L:-24
Add together
a4-2a2-24

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