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When the factors of a trinomial are (x-p) and (x+q) then the constant term of the trinomial is
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When the factors of a trinomial are (x-p) and (x+q) then the constant term of the trinomial is

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Answer:the product of -p and q

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(x-p)(x+q)=x^2+qx-px-pq=x^2+(q-p)x+(-pq) so constant term is
-pq
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