Math, asked by sarahd13, 2 months ago

find the product of (a- 1/a) (a+ 1/a) (a^2+ 1/a^2)

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(a- 1/a) (a+ 1/a) (a^2+ 1/a^2)

(a^2- 1/a^2) (a^2+ 1/a^2)

(a^4- 1/a^4)

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