Verified Answer :

for this ones the second value is always negative so A is not correct. Also they have to have an exact square root which 50 doesn't. So the answers are B and C
(a-6)(a+6)
(w-11)(w+11)

Answer:

Option B, C and D are correct.

\(a^2-36\), \(w^2-121\) and \(n^2-50\)

Step-by-step explanation:

For any real number a and b:

Difference of square is given by:

\(a^2-b^2 = (a-b)(a+b)\)

We have to find Which expressions are differences of squares.

Option A :

\(x^2+25\)

⇒\(x^2+5^2\)

This cannot be written as a difference of square.

Option B:

\(a^2-36\)

⇒\(a^2-6^2\)

⇒\((a-6)(a+6)\)

Option C:

\(w^2-121\)

⇒\(w^2-11^2\)

⇒\((w-11)(w+11)\)

Option D:

\(n^2-50\)

⇒\(n^2-(\sqrt{50})^2\)

⇒\((n-\sqrt{50})(n+\sqrt{50})\)

Therefore, the expressions which are are differences of squares are:

\(a^2-36\), \(w^2-121\) and \(n^2-50\)