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Question 2 of 24 Kayla was asked to rewrite the polynomial expression, 2-4x+4. How could she rewrite the polynomial? A. (x-2)(x+2) B. (x+2)(x+2) C. (x-4)(x-1) D. (x-2)(x-2) SUBM…

Question 2 of 24 Kayla was asked to rewrite the polynomial expression, 2-4x+4. How could she rewrite the polynomial? A. (x-2)(x+2) B. (x+2)(x+2) C. (x-4)(x-1) D. (x-2)(x-2) SUBM…
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Question 2 of 24

Kayla was asked to rewrite the polynomial expression, 2-4x+4. How could
she rewrite the polynomial?
A. (x-2)(x+2)
B. (x+2)(x+2)
C. (x-4)(x-1)
D. (x-2)(x-2)
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User Max Solid
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Kayla could rewrite the polynomial expression 2-4x+4 as -4x + 6 or as 2 + (-4x) + 4. Neither of these options matches any of the choices given. Therefore, there is not enough information to provide an answer.
User Colin Macleod
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