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How do you factor $4 f^{2} - 64$ $4f^2 - 64$ ?

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Himanshu Shekhar

Jun 12, 2016

$4 (f^{2} - 16)$ $4(f^2-16)$

Explanation:

Take out 4 as common from the expression.

$4 f^{2} - 64$ $4f^2 -64$

$4 (f^{2} - 16)$ $4(f^2-16)$

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