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Let p = m(m - 5). What is p + 2? A. m2 - 3m B. m2 - 5m + 2 C. m2 - 3m + 2 D. m2 - m - 6
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Let p = m(m - 5). What is p + 2?

A. m2 - 3m
B. m2 - 5m + 2
C. m2 - 3m + 2
D. m2 - m - 6

User Arash Kordi
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I think it’s B because you distribute m to m, and get m2. Then you distribute m to 5, and get 5m. And then there’s the positive 2 which is stays the same.
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