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Find the missing coefficient (4d—4)(3d—2)=12d^2+ []d+8
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Find the missing coefficient (4d—4)(3d—2)=12d^2+ []d+8

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(4d-4)(3d-2)=12d^2 + []d + 8

Using FOIL method:
4d x 3d = 12d^2
4d x -2 = -8d
-4 x 3d = -12d
-4 x -2 = 8

Adding common terms, we have:
-8d + -12d = -20 d

The missing coefficient is -20.
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