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9x^(6)y^(2)-576y^(2)-4x^(8)+256x^(2)...

`9x^(6)y^(2)-576y^(2)-4x^(8)+256x^(2)`

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`(x-2)(x+2)(3y-2x)(3y+2x)(x^(2)-2x+4)(x^(2)+2x+4)`
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