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multiply each of the following (3a/4-2b/3)(3a/4+2b/3)

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Answered by rashmijha812

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method for solving your equations (a/4+b/3)( 3a/4-2b/3) so that you understand better. ... Adding, subtracting and finding the least common multiple ... Number of times each prime factor

Answered by Anonymous

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» (3a/4 - 2b/3) (3a/4 + 2b/3)

= 9a²/16 - 4b²/9

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multiply each of the following (3a/4-2b/3)(3a/4+2b/3)​

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multiply each of the following (3a/4-2b/3)(3a/4+2b/3)