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Express (x+10)^2 as a trinominal in standard form

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x^2 + 10x + 20

Step-by-step explanation: When you multiply binomials, you are practically taking each term and multiplying it with others until you are out of combinations. However, when the product is represented in standard form, it requires the terms to be set within a specific order that prompts the term at the highest order/power placed on the furthest left side of the expression. The first term x^2 can be referred to as a term of the second power, 10x is seen as one to the first power (x^1 = 1st), and 20 as 0, since it is a constant.

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