Factor out common factor: First, notice that both terms have a common factor of 2. Let's factor that out.Calculation: 2(20−b2)
Rewrite as difference of squares: Now we have a difference of squares, since 20 isn't a perfect square, let's rewrite it as 4×5 to make it easier.Calculation: 2(4×5−b2)
Recognize perfect squares: Recognize that 4×5 can be written as (2×5)2, and b2 is already a perfect square.Calculation: 2((2×5)2−b2)
Factor difference of squares: Now we can factor the difference of squares.Calculation: 2((25−b)(25+b))
Combine for final form: Combine everything to get the final factored form.Calculation: 2(25−b)(25+b)