factorise x^2-y^2+2n+1
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Answer: I don't no
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Answer:It is actually very simple if you notice that the quadratic polynomial in y is the square of a linear one.
x2−y2−2y−1=x2−(y2+2y+1)
⟹x2−y2−2y−1=x2−(y+1)2
⟹x2−y2−2y−1=[x+(y+1)][x−(y+1)]
⟹x2−y2−2y−1=(x+y+1)(x−y−1)
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