Mathematics, 06.10.2019 10:00, brittanysanders

Factor the expression. k^2 – 100h^2

a. h^2(k 10)(k – 10)

b. (k 10h)(k – 10h)

c. (k – 10h2)(k 10)

d. (k 10h)(k 10h)

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Factor the expression. k^2 – 100h^2

a. h^2(k 10)(k – 10)

b. (k 10h)(k – 10h)...