This is 8th grade math.
so here's the problem: 81h to the fourth power, minus 49q to the fourth. I just ned help factoring it.
Ill put powers in parenthesese if you dont understand. 81h(4)- 49q(4)
1. Is it factorable?
2. If so, factor it. If not, explain why.
PLEASE help. its the only math problem im stuck on for my homework and not too many websites have been too helpful.
so here's the problem: 81h to the fourth power, minus 49q to the fourth. I just ned help factoring it.
Ill put powers in parenthesese if you dont understand. 81h(4)- 49q(4)
1. Is it factorable?
2. If so, factor it. If not, explain why.
PLEASE help. its the only math problem im stuck on for my homework and not too many websites have been too helpful.
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(9h² + 7q²)(9h² – 7q²)
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(√ first - √ second) ( √ first + √ second)
(9h² - 7 q²)(9h² + 7 q²)
(9h² - 7 q²)(9h² + 7 q²)
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a^2 - b^2 =(a+b)(a-b)
81h(4)- 49q(4) = (9h^2)^2 - (7q^2)^2 =(9h^2+7q^2)(9h^2-7q^2)
81h(4)- 49q(4) = (9h^2)^2 - (7q^2)^2 =(9h^2+7q^2)(9h^2-7q^2)