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25 June, 20:09

Factor the polynomial x^9-y^12

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  1. 25 June, 22:54
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    (X^3) ^3 - (y^4) ^3

    Use formula: (a-b) (a^2+ab + b^2)

    User power rule: (x^a) ^b=x^ab

    (X^3_4^4) (x^6+x^3y^4 + (y^4) ^2)

    (X^3-y^4) (x^6+x^3y^4+y^8)
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