Which expression is equivalent to (1/2a+5)(3/2a+1) 2a^2 + 5 4a^2+5 3/4 4a^2+5 3/4 a^2+16a + 5

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Which expression is equivalent to

(1/2a+5)(3/2a+1)
2a^2 + 5
4a^2+5
3/4 4a^2+5
3/4 a^2+16a + 5

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Answer: 2a

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