Using the identities find this - (y^2+2y+2)(y^2-2y+2)
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the answer is y^4+4
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jacobcunningham707:
why?
Did ur teacher taught u bout algebraic expression squares formula??
did your teacher teach u that??........................................abveously she did or u wouldn't need my help? f.y.i. this is your stuff not mine
wait said it wrong abveiously she did or u woun't be having a test on this
Ha if she has taught u then plz tell me what identity we should be using
how bout u actually listen too your teacher and figuer it out your dang self
Y r u quarrelling with me?? What have I done??
*figure
disscusion over what have you done ha thats funny
First, tell me y r u so angry??
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this equation can be written as (y^2+2-2y)(y^2+2-2y)
It is in the form of (a+b)(a-b)
hence it can b written as (y^2+2)^2-4y^2
from this we get y^4+4
Thanks a lot for answering!!!
u suck i answered it with the right answer but no do i get credit no i get stupidness from u
You could edit your answer then I would've marked u brainliest but u didn't
i told u why i couldnt
ha, thn ur teacher had taught u na thn u would've wrote the steps
fuc@ your
you
Being in class 8 u r using such words
good for you
Nope its neither good for me nor for u my dear
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