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81w2 - p2 = (9w + p) (9w - p)
because 81w2 - p2 is the difference of squares. To factor the difference of squares, square root both terms and write the binomial twice:
(9w ? p) (9w ? p)
Now, to replace the question marks, one binomial has to replace it with the plus sign, while the other binomial gets a minus sign:
(9w + p) (9w - p)
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