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Quadratic linear and constant term of f(x)=(3x-6)(-4x+2)

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Answer:

It is quadratic.

The constant term is:-12


Explanation:

1. You can apply the Distributive Property of multiplication, as following:


f(x)=(3x-6)(-4x+2)\\f(x)=(3x)(-4x)+(3x)(2)+(-6)(-4x)+(-6)(2)\\f(x)=-12x^(2)+6x+24x-12\\f(x)=12x^(2)+30x-12

2. The function has the form:


f(x)=ax^(2)+bx+c

Therefore, it is a quadratic function, where
c is the constant term.

3. Therefore, the constant term is -12


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