factorise by taking common factor +(3x + 4y) - x4
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This could also be written as
Now here we'll use and alzebric identity
using this the given polynomial will become
Again as you can see that the second part of this factoried polynomial is in the form of a^2 -b^2
using that identity again you'll get
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