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Multiply the binomials (x + 1)(-5x + 10) *
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Multiply the binomials (x + 1)(-5x + 10) *

User Robin Alexander
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(x+1)(-5x+10)
=-5x^2+10x-5x+10
= -5x^2+5x+10
User Vikas Ojha
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So i think here you would FOIL. so -5x^2+10x-5x+10 and then combine like terms :)
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