Fractorise the following expression
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Step-by-step explanation:
l^4+4(l^2)(m^2)+4(m^4)
= (l^2)^2+ 2 *(l^2)* [2(m^2)] + [2(m^2)]^2
Now it is in the form of "a^2+2ab+b^2" which is equal to (a+b)^2; where 'a'=(l^2) & 'b' = [2(m^2)]
So now it is :
{(l^2)+[2(m^2)]}^2
= {(l^2)+[2(m^2)]} * {(l^2)+[2(m^2)]} (these are the factors).
Sorry, because i cannot type powers properly in the keyboard so i kept brackets. Hope you understand what I wrote.
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