paulmdrdo1
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how would i start factoring this
$m^8-n^8-2m^6n^2+2n^6m^2$
$m^8-n^8-2m^6n^2+2n^6m^2$
The discussion focuses on the process of factoring the polynomial expression $m^8-n^8-2m^6n^2+2n^6m^2$. Participants suggest starting with the difference of squares and factoring out common terms. The final factored form is established as $(m-n)^{3}(m+n)^{3}(m^2+n^2)$. This demonstrates the importance of recognizing patterns in polynomial expressions for effective factoring.
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paulmdrdo said:yes this is answer
$(m-n)^{3}(m+n)^{3}(m^2+n^2)$