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USING GEOMETRY TO REPRESENT DIFFRENCE OF TWO SQUARES
You can use geometry to represent factorisation. For example, a? - b2 is factorised
to (a + b)(a - b) in the diagram below:
a
a
9-b
b
(a+b)
2.1 Using the above example, show that pa - 25 can be factorized as (p+5)(p-5).​
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