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What is the standard form of 4(x+1)(x+7)

What is the standard form of 4(x+1)(x+7)
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What is the standard form of 4(x+1)(x+7)

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Answer:

y+4 = -7 (x-1)

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User Keenan Diggs
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delete? i didn't see that you added the f(x) part and it looks like you've already got the answer to that

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