Factor: [ b^{2}-64 ] ( (b-8)^{2} ) ( (b-8)(b+8) ) ( (b+2)(b-32) ) ( (b-2)(b-32) )
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First, we can see that \( b^{2}-64 \) is a difference of squares, which can be factored as \( (b-8)(b+8) \). Show more…
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