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(2/3a - b) (2/3a+b) solve by using identity

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Answered by student1906

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(2/3a-b)(2/3a+b)

a² - b² = (a+b)(a-b)

2/3a²-b² = (2/3a-b)(2/3a+b)

Hence Proved

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