in using the factor grouping, how to solve a^4 b+a^2 b^3, using the formula ax^2+b x+c=1
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if yu hav ax^4 & bx^2

let x^2=y & it become ay^2+by+c=0

yuze quadratik tu find f...then x=root(y)
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