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What is a simpler form of (3x+1)(x+4) ?
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What is a simpler form of (3x+1)(x+4) ?

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Answer:

The equation is already simplified!

Explanation:

credits to the user jlinnartz for pointing out my mistake! kudos to the explanation above!!! :)

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Answer:

That is the simplest form.

Explanation:


3x^2+13x+4 = (3x+1)(x+4)

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