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Which expression is equivalent to (3a + 7) (2a – 5)?
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Which expression is equivalent to (3a + 7) (2a – 5)?

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Answer:

6a^2-a-35

Explanation:

(3a + 7) (2a – 5)

F: 6a^2

O: -15a

I: 14a

L: -35

combine like terms

6a^2-a-35

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