How many solutions does a quadratic equation that can be written as the difference of squares have?

The Difference of Two Squares theorem tells us that if our quadratic equation may be written as a difference between two squares, then it may be factored into two binomials, one a sum of the square roots and the other a difference of the square roots. This is sometimes shown by the expression A² - B² = (A + B) (A - B).

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