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What is the product of (n -8)(n + 2)? n2 - 10n - 16 n2 + 10n - 16 n2 - On - 16 in 2 + 6n - 16
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What is the product of (n -8)(n + 2)?

n2 - 10n - 16
n2 + 10n - 16
n2 - On - 16
in 2 + 6n - 16

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Answer: n 2 + 6n - 16

Explanation:

User Rjschnorenberg
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Answer:

n2-6n-16

Explanation:

n(n+2)-8(n+2)

n2+2n-8n-16=

n2-6n-16

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