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Factorise x^2-y^2+4y+4​

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Answered by ellieiscoolx
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Answer: x^2 - y^2 + 4y + 4

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Answered by BrainliestUserRank1
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Answer:

x² - y² + 4y + 4

= (x)² - [(y)² + 2 (y × 2) + 2²]

= (x)² - (y - 2)²

= (x + y + 2)(x - y + 2) .

This is the factorised form of x² - y² + 4y + 4 .

Hope it helps you !

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