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2 years ago

Its about differention

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nika2105 [10]2 years ago

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Had -9-x^2
———
x^2

adh (-9-x^2)
——————-
x^2

-9adh-adhx^2
———————
x^2

9adh+adhx^2
- ———————
x^2

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