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Use the polynomial identity x2−a2=(x+a)(x−a) to rewrite x2−196 . Which

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  2. Use the polynomial identity x2−a2=(x + a)(x − a)to rewrite x2−196 . Which polynomial does this establish?(1 point)
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  3. Use the polynomial identity x2−a2=(x+a)(x−a) to rewrite x2−196 . Which polynomial does this establish?(1 point) Responses
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  6. Use the polynomial identity x2−a2=(x+a)(x−a) to rewrite x2−196. Which polynomial does this establish?(1 point)x^2−196=(x
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  7. Use the polynomial identity x2−a2=(x+a)(x−a) to rewrite x2−196 . Which polynomial does this establish?(1 point)
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  8. Use the polynomial identity x^2-a^2=(x+a)(x-a) to rewrite x^2-196 Which polynomial does this establish?x^2-196=(x-14)(x-14)
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  9. use the polynomial identity x^2-a^2=(x+a)(x-a) to rewrite x^2-196. which polynomial does this establish
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  10. Use the polynomial identity x^2-a^2=(x+a)(x-a) to rewrite x^2-196. Which polynomial does this establish?
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