SOLUTION: Multiply. (a^2 + 2ab – b^2)(a^2 – 7ab + b^2)

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Question 64302: Multiply. (a^2 + 2ab – b^2)(a^2 – 7ab + b^2)
Answer by chitra(359)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Multiply the expression:

(a^2 + 2ab – b^2)(a^2 – 7ab + b^2)

This expression can be written as:







Hence, the answer.

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