a) Factorise the following expression (x^2)-49 b) Differentiate the following equation y = (x^2) - 49 and find the stationary points of the equation

a) (x+7)(x-7) b) y = (x^2) - 49 y' = 2x 0 = 2x x = 0 y = (0^2) - 49 y = -49, x = 0

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