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What quadratic expression represents (2x+5)(7-4x)

a.-8x^2+6x-35
b.-8x^2-34x+35
c.-8x^2+34x-35
d.-8x^2-6x+35

User Dothem
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Answer:

-8x² -6x + 35

Explanation:

A expression is given to us and we need to find out the quadratic equation . For that Multiply the two terms of the quadratic equation. The given expression is ,

Given expression :-


\rm\implies ( 2x +5)( 7 - 4x )

Multiply the terms :-


\rm\implies 2x ( 7 - 4x )+5(7-4x)

Simplifying the brackets :-


\rm\implies 14x - 8x^2 + 35 - 20x

Rearrange and simplify :-


\rm\implies -8x^2 -6x + 35

Therefore :-


\rm\implies\boxed{ \rm Quadratic\ Equation \ = -8x^2 -6x + 35}

User Ragnarokkr
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Answer :)


  • \sf{(2x+5)(7-4x) }


  • \sf{2x(7-4x)+5(7-4x) }


  • \sf{14x-8x^(2)+35-20x }


  • \sf{ -8x^(2)-6x+35 }


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  • \sf{Option~ D ~is ~correct }


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User Kenneth Mwangi
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