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The product of the polynomials (3x + 2) and (-x-3) is?
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The product of the polynomials (3x + 2) and (-x-3) is?

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Answer:

3x²-11x-6

Explanation:

(3x+2)(-x-3)

Then you Foil, AKA multiply the First Outside Inside and Last and then add them together

3x²-9x-2x-6

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