A trinomial is a perfect square when two terms are a. Positive b.negative c. Neither positve d. Either negative

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Tinproject asked Nov 14, 2022

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A trinomial is a perfect square when two terms are

a. Positive
b.negative
c. Neither positve
d. Either negative

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a trinomial is a perfect square trinomial if it can be factorized into a binomial multiplies to itself. In a perfect square trinomial, two of your terms will be perfect squares.

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