Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Start by making the denominators of both fraction the same. This can be done by multiplying one fraction's denominator by the other.
After simplifying and combining the two fractions together, check if the numerator can be factorised such that there is a common factor in the denominator and numerator. In this case, the numerator cannot be factorised.
Lastly, expand the denominator.






Answer: A
Step-by-step explanation:
Using pythagoras;

Please give me a brainliest answer
I think the answer is 3, because D(12;-4) and D' is (36;-12). Then 36/12=3, -12/-4=3
(I hope it's true)!!! :)
It's not the difference of squares, rather it is the square of a difference. That leaves a perfect square trinomial, which narrows your selection to two choices. An expression with 2 terms is not a trinomial, so that further narrows your selection. The appropriate choice is
... (4xy -3z)² = 16x²y² -24xyz +9z², a perfect square trinomial
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The expression you have in your problem statement has no z term, so none of the choices is applicable to that one.