Factor each expression. (a) $4 C^{2}-1$ (b) $4 \cos ^{2} B-1$
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(a) $4 C^{2}-1$ We can recognize this as a difference of squares, where $4C^2$ is the square of $2C$ and $1$ is the square of $1$. Show more…
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