6=1-2n+5 how do I solve this?
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If an expression is the difference of two squares, it will follow this format:
where a and b are integers or variables.
1)
Since the expression follows the format, it's a DoTS.
2) Since the binomial has an addition sign, it isn't a DoTS.
3)
The second term isn't an integer, so the expression isn't a DoTS.
4)
Since the expression follows the format, it's a DoTS.
Therefore, the first and fourth expressions are differences of two squares.
where a and b are integers or variables.
1)
Since the expression follows the format, it's a DoTS.
2) Since the binomial has an addition sign, it isn't a DoTS.
3)
The second term isn't an integer, so the expression isn't a DoTS.
4)
Since the expression follows the format, it's a DoTS.
Therefore, the first and fourth expressions are differences of two squares.