is it correct? 4x^2-y^2+2y-1 = 4x^2-(y-1)^2 =(2x-y-1)(2x+y-1) 16p^2-(5q-r)^2 = 16p^2=(4p)(4p) 5q-r^2=(5q-r)(5q+r) =(4p+5q-r)(4p-5q+r)
almost
4x^2-y^2+2y-1 = 4x^2-(y-1)^2 = ( 2x - (y-1) ) ( 2x + (y-1) ) = ( 2x - y + 1 ) ( 2x + y - 1)
the other one is correct?
\[16p^2-(5q-r)^2 = (4p - (5q-r)) (4p + (5q-r)) = ( 4p - 5q + r) (4p +5q -r) \]
im sorry you did it right :D
thank you perl im just making sure, im not confident with my answer and sometimes i forget how to do it. specially in factoring and groupings.
this is not right however 5q-r^2=(5q-r)(5q+r) !!! false
ok then ill try to rewrite it.
oh i see the problem
it said ( 5q - r)^2 , not 5q-r^2 , which is different
\[16p^2-(5q-r)^2 \\= (4p - (5q-r)) (4p + (5q-r)) \\= ( 4p - 5q + r) (4p +5q -r)\]
thank you perl i got it, but im confused to this 2y^2-3z = what supposed to be the answer?
you should just leave it be :)
\[2y^2-3z \]
cant it be (y+3z)(y-3z)?
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