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A binomic formula is hidden in a term. Factor out the binomic formular or extract the summand.
The expanded term for a binomic formula is part of a given term. The given term has been created by multiplying the binomic formular with a factor or by adding a summand or difference. The task is to extract the binomic formula and convert it to the original form written as a factor of two summands. To perform this, either the factor applied has to be factored out or the additional summand has to be extracted.
The summands of the formula's factors will be either a variable and a literal number or both of them will be variables. In no case, both summands will be numbers, which means the expanded term will always contain variables and it does not simplify to a single literal number.
The number of problems is selectable. For the types of formulas that will appear it can be specified that only some of the three binomic formulas will be used. The modifying term can be either a product, a sum or a difference. There is an option to choose with of these arithmetic operations can appear.
Variables that appear will always be named a and b or x and y.
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