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Factor
(x-3y)2-(y-x)2
(x-3y)2-(y-x)2
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To factor (x-3y)2-(y-x)2, you would expand, or multiply out the terms. Some of them may cancel, others may add up.
(x-3y)2-(y-x)2
=2x -6y - 2y + 2x
Collect the terms and find the common factors of the coefficients
=4x -8y
So the common factor is 4
= 4(x-2y)
(x-3y)2-(y-x)2
=2x -6y - 2y + 2x
Collect the terms and find the common factors of the coefficients
=4x -8y
So the common factor is 4
= 4(x-2y)
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