Explanation The given expression is 144 n 2 − 169 p 4 . Here, 144 n 2 is square of 12 n and 169 p 4 is square of 13 p 2 . The given expression is the difference of two squares Then the expression can be written as ( 12 n ) 2 − ( 13 p 2 ) 2 . Factor the expression as follows. 144 n 2 − 169 p 4 = ( 12 n ) 2 − ( 13 p 2 ) 2 = ( 12 n + 13 p 2 ) ( 12 n − 13 p 2 ) </

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