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What is the product of (-a+3)(a+4)?
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What is the product of (-a+3)(a+4)?

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Answer:

-a²-a+12

Explanation:

-a²+3a-4a+12

-a²-a+12

User Michiel De Mare
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(-a+3)(a+4)=-a^2-a+12.

Hope this helps.

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