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(c-5)(c-6)
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User Frade
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The answer is:


\sf{c^2-11c+30}

Work/explanation:

Remember that to multiply binomials, we use FOIL:

F = first

O = outside

I = inside

L = last

Now multiply.

The first terms are c and c.


\sf{(c-5)(c-6)}


\sf{c^2}

Next, we multiply c times -6


\sf{-6c}

Then, we multiply -5 times c


\sf{-5c}

Finally, we multiply -5 times -6


\sf{-30}

Put the terms together


\sf{c^2-6c-5c+30}

Combine like terms


\sf{c^2-11c+30}

User Fabs
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Answer:

c² - 11c + 30

Explanation:

(c - 5)(c - 6)

each term in the second factor is multiplied by each term in the first factor , that is

c(c - 6) - 5(c - 6) ← distribute parenthesis

= c² - 6c - 5c + 30 ← collect like terms

= c² - 11c + 30

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