SOLUTION: using -1 as a factor (divide) (x-4)^2 __________ = (4-x)^2 thanx

SOLUTION: using -1 as a factor (divide) (x-4)^2 __________ = (4-x)^2 thanx

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Question 39970: using -1 as a factor (divide)
(x-4)^2
__________ =
(4-x)^2

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Answer by fractalier(6550) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(x-4)^2 / (4-x)^2 =
(x-4)^2 / (4-x(4-x) =
(x-4)^2 / (-1)(x-4)(-1)(x-4) =
(x-4)^2 / (x-4)^2 =
1
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