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Show working (Y-4) (y+9)=

Show working (Y-4) (y+9)=
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(Y-4) (y+9)=

User Martin Svalin
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Answer:


y^(2) + 5y - 36

Explanation:

(y-4)(y+9) =
y^(2) + 9y - 4y - 36

=
y^(2) + 5y - 36

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