Asked by lexi
(x^2n - y^n)(x^2n -Y^n)
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Answered by
drwls
That looks like the same thing as (x^2n - y^n)^2
If you multiply it out, you get
x^4n - 2 x^2n*y^n + y^2n
If you multiply it out, you get
x^4n - 2 x^2n*y^n + y^2n
Answered by
drwls
You should stick with upper or lower case letters (y and Y in your case) and not mix them up. It can lead to confusion. I assumed you meant them both to be the same.
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