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HELP!!Jake rewrites the expression 36x4−1 as a difference of squares so he can factor it. Which answer choice shows how Jake could rewrite the expression? Question 7 options: (6…

HELP!!Jake rewrites the expression 36x4−1 as a difference of squares so he can factor it. Which answer choice shows how Jake could rewrite the expression? Question 7 options: (6…
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HELP!!Jake rewrites the expression 36x4−1 as a difference of squares so he can factor it. Which answer choice shows how Jake could rewrite the expression?

Question 7 options:

(6x)4−12

(6x)2−12

(6x)4−14

(6x2)2−12

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Answer choice 3

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