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simplify using identities (6x+7)²

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Answered by NamanPanchal

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(6x−7)(6x+7)

using identity(a+b)(a−b)=a2−b2

(6x−7)(6x+7)=(6x)2−(7)2

(6x−7)(6x+7)=36x2−49

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