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Multiply the polynomial (x+3)(x+4) A)x^2+7 B)x^2+12 C)x^2+7x+12
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Multiply the polynomial (x+3)(x+4)

A)x^2+7
B)x^2+12
C)x^2+7x+12

User Rajeev Bhatia
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Your answer is option C: x​^2​​+7x+12
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