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Do you know how to factor? If you have \[x ^{2}+2x+1\] could you factor that?
Not at all bro. But, I bet you could help me learn. :D
Ok if you have \[x ^{2}+2x+1\]when factored it would look like this (x+1)(x+1) or\[(x+1)^{2}\]to check it you could just multiply it out again to see if you get the original answer.
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It kind of looks like the answer would be A?
Ok its same thing with \[x ^{4}+2x ^{2}+1\]since there is no x^3you could factor like this \[(x^{2}+ 1) (x ^{2}+1)\], which then yes the answer would be A
Oh, ok. I understand. Much appreciated my friend
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