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Choose the correct simplification of the expression (−2x + 6y)(4x − 6y).

Choose the correct simplification of the expression (−2x + 6y)(4x − 6y).
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Choose the correct simplification of the expression (−2x + 6y)(4x − 6y).

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Answer: -8x^2 + 36xy - 36y^2

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User Udit Gupta
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-2x × 4x = -8
x^(2)
-2x × -6y = 12xy
6y × 4x = 24xy
6y × -6y = -36xy
12xy + 24xy - 36xy = 0

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x^(2) is the answer, I hope this helps! I can't see the options you were given so I just solved the expression instead
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