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If (X + A) is multiplied times (X + B), the final term of the resulting trinomial will be:

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Answer:

AB

Explanation:

Using FOIL (first outer inner last) u can determine that the final term will be produced by multiplying the last terms in each bracket. These are A and B, so the final term of the resulting trinomial is AB.

You can check this by fully expanding (x + A)(x + B):


(x + A)(x + B)\\= x^(2) + Bx + Ax + AB

the terms B and A are usually numbers, so Bx and Ax tend to get added together to form a middle term. hope this helps!

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