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Multiply and put in simplest form: 2x(4x+5) ANSWER= 8x^2+10x Why is 8x squared?
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Multiply and put in simplest form: 2x(4x+5) ANSWER= 8x^2+10x Why is 8x squared?
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Multiply and put in simplest form:
2x(4x+5) ANSWER= 8x^2+10x
Why is 8x squared?
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Because you're multiplying
by
.
is
,
is
is
. Since you're multiplying them all together, it doesn't matter what order you multiply them in. For example,
,
, and [2x*4x=8x^2[/tex] (but that's just the same.)
Hope that helps! :)
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