SOLUTION: Factor this expression as a difference of squares. a^2+4a-b^2.
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Question 1047132: Factor this expression as a difference of squares. a^2+4a-b^2.
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\left(\sqrt{a^2\ +\ 4a}\ -\ b\right))
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