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Polynomials in the form of difference of squares can be factored as:

a^2-b^2=(a+b)(a-b)

Select all of the polynomials below that are in the form of difference of squares.
(Select all that apply.)

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1. 16x^2-25y^2

2. 9a^2-4b^2
3. x^2-y^2

Correct answers:
1. 16x^2-25y^2
2. 9a^2-4b^2

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