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A square has an area of \left( t^2+14t+49 \right) \text{ cm}^2.
One linear factor of x^{2} - 16 is x- 4. Find the other factor.
What can we multiply z + 7 by to give the difference of two squares?
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Using the difference of two squares, evaluate the following:
Find the value of the following by rewriting in the form \left(x + y\right) \left(x - y\right):
Consider the shaded area shown:
Find the area of the shaded region.
State whether the following rectangles have the same area as the shaded region from part a.
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Factorise x^4-1.
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