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This document contains 6 math exercises involving polynomial expressions and identities: 1) Expanding binomial expressions. 2) Expanding the binomial (xx + yy)88. 3) Identifying the nth power and binomial of the expression 2277xx66 − 113333xx44 + 222222xx22 − 111111. 4) Expanding polynomial expressions. 5) Finding the polynomial identity that gives the expression 44xx22 − 1111yy22. 6) Finding the polynomial identity that gives the expression − 22yy + 1111xx22 + xx22yy22.
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