Answer:
[tex](5x + 6y^4)(5x - 6y^4)[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the expression:
[tex]25x^2 -36y^8[/tex]
We are to express it as difference of two square (u+v)(u-v). According to the rule:
[tex]u^2 - v^2 = (u+v)(u-v)[/tex]
We need to express [tex]25x^2 -36y^8[/tex] as difference of squares and this is as shown:
[tex]= 25x^2 -36y^8\\= 5^2x^2 - 6^2(y^4)^2\\= (5x)^2 -(6y^4)^2\\[/tex]
From the resulting expression we can say:
[tex]u = 5x \ and \ v = 6y^4[/tex]
If we substitute in the rule above we will have:
[tex]= (5x)^2 -(6y^4)^2\\= (5x + 6y^4)(5x - 6y^4)[/tex]
Hence the expression expressed as difference of two square is:
[tex](5x + 6y^4)(5x - 6y^4)[/tex]