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Which polynomial is equivalent to (2h − 3k)(h + 5k)?
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Which polynomial is equivalent to (2h − 3k)(h + 5k)?

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(2h - 3k)(h + 5k) \\ = {2h}^(2) + 10hk - 3hk - {15k}^(2) \\ = {2h}^(2) + 7hk - {15k}^(2)

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