We want to factor the following expression:
16x4 – (y - 1)
We can factor the expression as (U+V)(U - V) where U and V are either constant integers or single-variable expressions.
What are U and V?

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Answer:

Answer: U = 4x^2 and V=y-1

factored : (4x^2+y-1)(4x^2-y+1

Step-by-step explanation:

The value of U and V are 4x² and (y-1) respectively and the factor of the expression is (4x² + (y-1)) and (4x² + (y+1)) option (C) is correct.

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We want to factor in the following expression:

16x⁴-(y-1)²

We can factor the expression as (U+V)(U-V) where U and V are either constant integers or single-variable expressions.

1) What are U and V?

2)Factor the expression.​

We have an expression:

= 16x⁴-(y-1)²

or

= (4x²)²-(y-1)²

Using the identity:

a² - b² = (a + b)(a- b)

(4x²)²-(y-1)² = (4x² + (y-1))(4x² + (y+1))

The value of U = 4x²

V = (y-1)

The factor of the expression is:

(4x² + (y-1)) and (4x² + (y+1))

Thus, the value of U and V are 4x² and (y-1) respectively and the factor of the expression is (4x² + (y-1)) and (4x² + (y+1))

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