FACTORISE 16x^2-y^2+4yz-4z^2

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Vadim26 [7]3 years ago

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uhm i think ive witten the questions but not the exact one just the factorise numbers are the same, i uploaded a picture.

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FACTORISE 16x^2-y^2+4yz-4z^2​

FACTORISE 16x^2-y^2+4yz-4z^2