Question

which identity could be used to rewrite the expression x^6-27? A- two squares, B- quadratic formula, C- difference of cubes, D- difference of squares

Answer 1

Hint: Both are perfect squares

Answer 2

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Hint: Both are perfect squares
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thanks for the hint, although it didn't help me out/:

Answer 3

Okay, they are being subtracted, which has subtracting squares?

Answer 4

(they're cubes, not squares, but you're on the right track)