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Factor the expression d^2+10d+25
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Factor the expression d^2+10d+25

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Answer:

(d+5)^2

Explanation:

d^2+10d+25

What 2 numbers multiply together to give 25 and add to 10

5*5 = 25

5+5 =10

(d+5) (d+5)

Simplifying

(d+5)^2

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