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Multiply and simplify: (−10x+12)(9x−4)
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Multiply and simplify: (−10x+12)(9x−4)

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Answer:

(−10x+12)(9x−4) =

Use the FOIL

First = (-10x * 9x)

Outside = (-10x * -4)

Inside = (12 * 9x)

Last = (12 * -4)

The answer is 90x^2 + 148x − 48

User Ben Burns
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Answer:

-90x^2+148x+48 (x^2 means x squared)

Explanation:

-90x^2+40x+108x-48=-90x^2+148x-48

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