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Find the product of the polynomials. (4n+ 1) (2n + 6) O 6n2 + 7n O 8n2 + 26n 6 O 8n2 + 28n O 8n2 + 22n + 6
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Find the product of the polynomials.

(4n+ 1) (2n + 6)
O 6n2 + 7n
O 8n2 + 26n 6
O 8n2 + 28n
O 8n2 + 22n + 6

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Explanation:

4n(2n+6)+1(2n+6)

8n2+24n++2n+6

8n2+26n+6

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The answer is 8n2 + 26n + 6
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