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Use the Difference of Squares rule to multiply (x−6)(x+6) . PLEASEE HELPP

Use the Difference of Squares rule to multiply (x−6)(x+6) . PLEASEE HELPP
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Use the Difference of Squares rule to multiply (x−6)(x+6) .
PLEASEE HELPP

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Answer:

x^2-36

Explanation:

(x-6)(x+6)

x^2-6x+6x-36

x^2-36 <--- This is your answer

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