Math, asked by imanshsharma, 4 months ago

how to factorise x⁴+y⁴-38x²y²

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Answered by Kvidhi271

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Answer:

Answer is xy⁸-38xy⁴

Step-by-step explanation:

x⁴+y⁴-38x²y²

=(x⁴+y⁴)-(38x²y²)

=(xy⁴+⁴)-(38x²y²)

=(xy⁸)-(38x²y²)

=(xy⁸)-(38xy²+²)

=(xy⁸)-(38xy⁴)

=xy⁸-38xy⁴

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