SOLUTION: Difference of Two Squares:
Example 2. Fill in the parts of the step-by-step process of factoring a difference of squares.
We want to factor 36-x^2
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Question 1139470: Difference of Two Squares:
Example 2. Fill in the parts of the step-by-step process of factoring a difference of squares.
We want to factor 36-x^2
Step 1: Is this a difference of squares? Y or N? ____
If Yes, construct a template for the difference of two squares.
a^2-b^2
Step 2:
(___)^2-(___)^2 Fill in the appropriate bases.
Step 3: Construct the template for the factors.
a+b and a-b
Step 4:
(___+___)(__ -___) Insert the bases in the template.
Step 5: Write the factors of 36-x^2=____
You can put this solution on YOUR website! It's a difference of 2 squares.
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Update: another "tutor" gave you the answer, so you don't need to learn how to do it.
Good luck with that.
1. The square of the sum formula is .
For details and examples of applications of this formula see the lesson The square of the sum formula in this site.
2. The square of the difference formula is .
For details and examples of applications of this formula see the lesson The square of the difference formula in this site.
3. The difference of squares formula is .
For details and examples of applications of this formula see the lesson The difference of squares formula in this site.
