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Is (-1+5x)(-2+1x) the same as (5x-1)(1x-2)​

Is (-1+5x)(-2+1x) the same as (5x-1)(1x-2)​
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Is (-1+5x)(-2+1x) the same as (5x-1)(1x-2)​

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Yes. It’s the distributive property. Meaning, it doesn’t matter where you place anything. It is still the same!
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yup

Explanation:

it's called a distributive property it doesnt matter where you put the brackets the answer is 5x² +2

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