Multiply the binomials using the box method. (y+3)(y−6) =

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Multiply the binomials using the box method.

(y+3)(y−6) =

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Answer:

y^2 -3y - 18

Explanation:

y x y= y^2

3 x y = 3y

y x -6 = -6y

-6y +3y = -3y

3 x -6 = -18

y^2 -3y - 18

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