Applying the Product of Conjugates in Logistics
A logistics coordinator is calculating the footprint of a modular equipment rack with dimensions represented by and . To simplify this area calculation quickly, the coordinator uses the 'Product of Conjugates' pattern. Describe the specific algebraic rule the coordinator must recall to use this shortcut, identify the 'a' and 'b' values for this specific expression, and state the final simplified result for the area.
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