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Darina [25.2K]
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Factor. 49x^2−36y^2 Enter your answer in the boxes.

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wel3 years ago
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\\Rewrite \ in \ form.\\\\(7x)^2 - (6y)^2\\\\\\\\Use \ difference \ of \ squares \  rule.\\\\(7x  + 6y) (7x - 6y)\\\\\\Therefore, \ you \ get \fbox{(7x+6y)&(7x-6y)}.

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