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1 year ago

A quadratic equation that can be written as the difference of squares has...

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quester [9]1 year ago

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Answer: C two solutions

Step-by-step explanation:

The Difference of Two Squares theorem says that any time an equation may be written as a difference between squares A² - B² = 0 it may be rewritten as two products, the sum and difference of the square roots (A + B) (A - B)

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andriy [413]1 year ago

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is letter C , Tow solutions or more solutions .

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