What is the product? (-2x -9y^2) (-4x - 3) A.-8^2 -6x -36xy^2 -27y^2 B.-14x^2 -36xy^2 +27y^2 C.8x^2+6x36xy^2 +27y^2 D.14x^2 + 36xy^2 + 27y^2

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What is the product?

(-2x -9y^2) (-4x - 3)
A.-8^2 -6x -36xy^2 -27y^2
B.-14x^2 -36xy^2 +27y^2
C.8x^2+6x36xy^2 +27y^2
D.14x^2 + 36xy^2 + 27y^2

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(-2x -9y^2) (-4x - 3)

= 8x^2+6x + 36y^2x+27y^2

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