Sure, let's factorise the expression h^2 - 169.

This is a difference of squares, which can be factorised as follows:

h^2 - 169 = (h - 13)(h + 13)

So, h^2 - 169 factorises to (h - 13)(h + 13).

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Sure, let's factorise the expression h^2 - 169.

This is a difference of squares, which can be factorised as follows:

h^2 - 169 = (h - 13)(h + 13)

So, h^2 - 169 factorises to (h - 13)(h + 13).

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Sure, let's factorise the expression h^2 - 169.

This is a difference of squares, which can be factorised as follows:

h^2 - 169 = (h - 13)(h + 13)

So, h^2 - 169 factorises to (h - 13)(h + 13).

Factorise h2−169 completely.