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MathematicsWhich of the following trinomials can be factorised as the square of a single binomial?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesFactorisationLevel 71Expert MathematicsWhich of the following expressions is the expansion of a perfect square binomial?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesFactorisationLevel 69Expert MathematicsWhich of the following expressions produces the quadratic factor \(p^2-pq+q^2\) when factorised?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesFactorisationLevel 70Hard MathematicsWhich of the following is the correct factorised form of the difference of two cubes, \(a^3-b^3\)?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesFactorisationLevel 70Hard MathematicsWhich of the following factorisation identities is correct for all real values?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 64Expert MathematicsWhich of the following expressions is the trinomial form of the square of a sum of two terms?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 64Expert MathematicsWhich of the following expressions is the correct form of the identity for the difference of two cubes?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 64Expert MathematicsWhich of the following expressions is the correct factorisation of the sum of two cubes?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 64Expert MathematicsWhich of the following expressions can be factorised directly using the identity \(a^2-b^2=(a-b)(a+b)\)?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 64Expert MathematicsWhich of the following shows the correct factorisation of the difference of two squares?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 63Expert MathematicsWhich of the following expressions is a correct example of the identity for the difference of two squares?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 63Expert MathematicsWhich of the following expressions is the square of a sum of two terms?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 63Expert MathematicsFor which of the following products does the difference-of-squares identity apply?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 62Expert MathematicsWhich of the following expressions is always a perfect-square trinomial?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 62Expert MathematicsWhich of the following expressions is a perfect-square trinomial for all real values of the variables?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 65Hard MathematicsLet \(a,b,c\) be real numbers. Which of the following expressions can always be written as the perfect square of a trinomial?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 65Hard MathematicsWhich of the following terms does not appear in the expansion of \((a-b)^3\)?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 65Hard MathematicsWhich of the following statements correctly represents the identity for the difference of two squares?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 65Hard MathematicsWhich of the following is the correct factorised form of \(a^3+b^3+c^3-3abc\)?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 65Hard MathematicsWhich of the following expressions is a perfect-square trinomial formed by squaring a binomial with terms 5x and 3y, with a negative middle term?Class 9Exploring Algebraic IdentitiesAlgebraic identitiesLevel 65Hard