Question

How do you identify perfect square trinomials and difference of square binomials? Explain hot to separate factors

Answer 1

REALLY NEED HELP

Answer 2

To Identify perfect square trinomials.
The first term is a positive perfect square. Last term is a positive perfect square, and the middle term is twice the product of the square root of the first term and the square root of the third term.

Answer 3

http://web.cerritos.edu/mtorres/SitePages/60%20-%20Elementary%20Algebra/M60-Day1-Stuff/Perfect_Sq._Trinomia%28Mata%29.pdf
if you need more help on the trinomials

as for binomials. A binomial is a Difference of Squares if both terms are perfect squares. A^2 - B^2 = (A - B)(A + B)
So for either of these two yes, we have a difference of squares.
x^2 - 25
16^4 - 100

but this one
50^2 - 72
neither 50^2 or 72 are perfect squares so you wouldn't have a different of squares.

Does that help?

Answer 4

yes thank you!

Answer 5

no problem~