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Chapter 6: Q 293. (page 729)

Simplify the polynomial.

(4y+12z)(4y−12z)

Short Answer

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The required answer is16y2-144z2.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.  

The given expression is4y+12z4y-12z.

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Step 2.  Simplify the expression.  

By applying difference of two square formula.

4y+12z4y-12z=4y2-12z2=16y2-144z2

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