Respuesta :
remember the difference of 2 perfect squares
(a²-b²)=(a-b)(a+b)
1/81=(1/9)²
so
x⁸=(x⁴)²
x⁸-1/81=(x⁴)²-(1/9)²=(x⁴-1/9)(x⁴+1/9)
oh look, 1/9=(1/3)²
x⁴=(x²)²
we can factor that first one again
x⁴-1/9=(x²)²-(1/3)²=(x²-1/3)(x²+1/3)
so factored completely is (x²-1/3)(x²+1/3)(x⁴+1/9)
you could go further and force taht first term to be another difference by doing 1/3=(√(1/3))², but I wouldn't
(x²-1/3)(x²+1/3)(x⁴+1/9) is factored
(a²-b²)=(a-b)(a+b)
1/81=(1/9)²
so
x⁸=(x⁴)²
x⁸-1/81=(x⁴)²-(1/9)²=(x⁴-1/9)(x⁴+1/9)
oh look, 1/9=(1/3)²
x⁴=(x²)²
we can factor that first one again
x⁴-1/9=(x²)²-(1/3)²=(x²-1/3)(x²+1/3)
so factored completely is (x²-1/3)(x²+1/3)(x⁴+1/9)
you could go further and force taht first term to be another difference by doing 1/3=(√(1/3))², but I wouldn't
(x²-1/3)(x²+1/3)(x⁴+1/9) is factored
Answer: (x²-1/3)(x²+1/3)(x⁴+1/9) is factored
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