Multiplying two binomial will always produce trinomials true of false

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False

Take this example

(a + b)(c + d)

= (a + b) · c + (a + b) · d

= ac + bc + ad + bd

which is not a trinomial.

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Redhotspike answered Jan 16, 2017

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