What polynomial identity should be used to prove that 16^2=(10+6)^2? (a. difference of cubes; b. difference of squares; c. square of binomial; d. sum of cubes)

Not difference of cubes since it is 2nd degree
not difference of squares since it is plus
not sum of cubes because 2nd degreee

answer is square of binomial (why do we even need this property, oh well)

C

Ithink it is 7. 16

Ais the answer for your question